My Good Deed - Change the World
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Changing the World. One Good Deed at a Time.
How will you remember 9/11? Pledge your good deed for 9/11 in memory of those lost September 11, 2001 and turn 9/11 into a national day of service and compassion.
My Good Deed is a non-profit public benefit corporation that was founded in 2002 to honor the victims, family members, and survivors of the attacks on America, as well as the rescue and recovery workers and the thousands of volunteers who gave so much on and following September 11.
My Good Deed pays tribute to them by working to establish Sept. 11 as a national day of voluntary service, charity and good deeds.
What will you do today in memory of 9/11 to change the world?
A Good Deed is Never Lost
Plant Kindness

- A tree is known by its fruit;
a man by his deeds.
A good deed is never lost;
he who sows courtesy reaps friendship,
and he who plants kindness gathers love.
St. Basil
My Good Deed on YouTube
Volunteer on Sept 11
Please visit: www.ServiceNation.org for more information on how you can volunteer in remembrance of September 11, 2001.
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Here's a chance to share what you are going to do or not going to do.
What will you do on 9/11?
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Caseyfern says:
Make a new remembrance lens. Donate to Operation Helmet. Pray. Thank a fire official.
Posted September 11, 2008
Comfortdoc says:
Light a candle. Be on a show about 9/11. Make a lens for charity.
Posted September 10, 2008
I am going to ignore the day.
My Good Deed - Changing the World One Good Deed at a Time

The My Good Deed Charity Challenge for 9/11
- Make a lens to benefit their favorite charity on 9/11.
- Pledge to make a lens by 9/15. Add your pledge to the Duel above.
- Use the new Donations Module so readers can donate to your favorite cause.
- Add your charity lens to the plexo below.
- Vote on their favorite new charity lens.
- Invite and encourage other lensmasters to make their own charity lens for 9/11.
Do a Good Deed.
Make a Lens for Charity
in honor of 9/11.
My Good Deed Charity Challenge Lens List
Add your My Good Deed Charity Challenge lens to the list.
Be sure to vote for your favorite lens.
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What You Get for Participating in the My Good Deed Charity Challenge for 9/11
The winner will have their lens featured on the Squidoo Activist Blog during the week of Sept. 22nd.
ALL participants will have the satisfaction of knowing that their good deeds will make a difference to a charity on Squidoo.
Blog Posts about the My Good Deed Charity Challenge for 9/11
- JOIN US...for the My Good Deed Charity Challenge for 9/11
- The blog post from the official Squidoo Activist Blog, We are changing the world...One Lens at a time.
My Good Deed.org

About My Good Deed
Pledging to Do Good in Honor of Those Who Died on 9/11
People and organizations are pledging to keep the 9/11 spirit of unity alive by performing good deeds on 9/11 and every day throughout the year.
According to the MyGoodDeed.org website, last year nearly 382,000 people have pledged a good deed and posted them on the site.
For 2008 they have relaunched the site as a Pioneering Social Cause Networking Site. Visitors to the new site will be able to do far more than simply post good deeds once a year. They can start their own causes, connect with others who share similar interests in social causes, and stay involved throughout the entire year, utilizing powerful social networking tools to become true self-directed agents of change.
Suggestions for Good Deeds
From the My Good Deeds site
- Make an appointment to give blood
- Donate used clothing or personal property through Goodwill Industries
- Help build homes through Habitat for Humanity
- Download lesson plans for use in schools
- Download proclamations for states/cities to designate 9/11 as a day of service
- Post a link to MyGoodDeed.org on your site
- Find Youth Service Projects
- Participate in National Disaster Preparedness Month
- Search VolunteerNYC.org
All of us can best honor the memory of those lost by engaging in good deeds, community service and other charitable acts
to rekindle the remarkable spirit
of unity that existed
following the 9/11 tragedy.
David Paine
President of MyGoodDeed.org
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Changing the World
- My Good Deed
- Post your own good deed plans for 9/11 on the My Good Deed Site.
- Deeds You Can Do on 911
- MyGoodDeed.org, changing the world one good deed at a time!
- American Red Cross Partners with My Good Deed
- The American Red Cross, in partnership with My Good Deed, encourages Americans not only to honor the memory of Sept. 11, 2001, as a national day of service and compassion, but to become more active in volunteer service and humanitarianism year-round.
My Good Deed for September 10, 2008
My Good Deed for September 10, 2008 was to come up with the idea for the Squidoo Activist My Good Deed Charity Challenge for 9/11.The My Good Deed Charity Challenges encourages all lensmasters to make a lens to benefit a charity in honor of those who were lost and those who lived through 9/11.
The Charity Challenge goes along with the main reason that My Good Deed was founded, to encourage everyone to pledge a good deed for 9/11 in memory of those lost September 11, 2001.
My Good Deed for August 1, 2008
Switching Benefactors for this lens
My Good Deed for this first day of August, 2008 is to donate 100% of the proceeds from this lens to Operation Helmet . It seems a fitting tribute because 9/11 is the reason the troops are fighting in these areas.Operation Helmet provide helmet upgrade kits free of charge to troops in Iraq and Afghanistan
My Good Deed for September 11, 2007
Posting a Message on Squidu
"I created a lens on My Good Deeds and encouraging others to post their good deed."
- Kirsti
I posted the message on the Squidu site.
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- So shines a good deed
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My Good Deed Pledges from 9/11/07
What People Pledged for 9/11 on the My Good Deeds Site
"Giving back to the country that has given me so much"
- Meghan
Tuesday September 11, 2007
"Pray for the United States to lead the world in peace and safety"
- Cathy
Tuesday September 11, 2007
"I am determined not to forget God's creatures during rough times, as well as human beings that need food, clothing or things to keep them with their dignity."
- Maya
Tuesday September 11, 2007
"I have 22 eager third graders who can't wait to do a good deed and to spread the word."
- don
Tuesday September 11, 2007
"prayer and meditation for world wide peace and properity."
- Jan
Tuesday September 11, 2007
"making 9/11 a holiday"
- louis
Tuesday September 11, 2007
"Donate several working but old computers to Goodwill"
- Karen
Tuesday September 11, 2007
"I will say a prayer for all those in the armed services"
- Jenny
Tuesday September 11, 2007
"I will pray for the ones who lost family and friends on 9/11"
- Mayra
Tuesday September 11, 2007
"I will donate blood every 8 weeks."
- Natalie
Tuesday September 11, 2007
"In memory of 9/11"
- Josh
Tuesday September 11, 2007
"Take a dessert to my homebound neighbor"
- Kathryn
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Giving Back Headquarters
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We the People - Support the Troops Headquarters
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Random acts of kindness Headquarters
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What is Your Good Deed for 9/11?
What will you do today in memory of 9/11 to change the world?
Ener-G wrote...
My remembrance was the act of bringing more awareness to the International Day of Peace on Sept 21, 2008.
Thanks for bringing my awareness to this great lens.
Frankster wrote...
Wonderful lens. Kirsti, you never cease to amaze my by the quantity and quality of your work on Squidoo and in the world. We're lucky to have you. Bear hugs, Frankie
OhMe wrote...
It has been a day of remembering those who lost their lives and those who volunteered to help in so many ways afterward. Great lens. 5*
CherylK wrote...
This lens is very humbling. I'm going to check out the donations module right now and add it to my newest lens. Five stars for you.
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