You could never get these people to stand in the same room without a fistfight ensuing, but they have all banded together here for a common purpose. Jew, Muslim, Cristian, and pagan alike. Gay rights activists, church pastors, environmentalists, and people from all walks of life can agree on this little bit of optimism. The Line streches from the United States to Belgium to Japan to Germany to Mexico to Luxembourg, and lots of places in between. Folks on the Line have donated money, food, or time to charity, prayed for those in need, volunteered in schools, and many other things.
Most members resolve to have a better and more accepting attitude about the world.
It's pretty great that something so simple could go so far. Here's a little bit more about how it works. To be a member of the Line Around the World, you pledge to do a good deed. Whatever you consider a good deed will do. Give to the homeless, say hi to that relative you've been fighting with for years, plant trees along the street, volunteer as a tutor, whatever.