I want you to be prepared for the world that the generations before you are creating for you. I love you Lucienne, and I will not give up. I will push you and teach you not to give up, either, even if others around you do.

I commit to demanding that politicians that want my vote, my time, my substantial help and expertise are people who seek to address climate change seriously and talk about it boldly.

As a minister, I have preached that we are here to be of service to others and to be care takers of this wonderful planet that God has given us.

I am sitting in a classroom thinking about you. Which is rare for me. I hope that our family has taken some initiative to do something about changing society instead of building robots and large houses.

I realize my reflection of the past, current and future state of the environment paints a grim and pessimistic picture, but I feel optimistic in our ability to turn planet Earth’s fate around if we all work together and commit to making a change.

We know about this. If we don’t fix this for you, it’s our fault.

A message from co-founder Jill Kubit:
Writing letters to our kids about climate change is hard. It should be.

The blue sky will no longer be grey, and the bleak clouds will be vibrant.

I am getting your father on board too so that we can double charge this together.

I am witnessing climate change in a way that I do not like, and I do not know how can I stop it.