I hope that my work helping to make your schools more sustainable will be something you carry on as you grow older.
I promise not only to be a power of example, and to be there for you always, but to continue to do what I can to make our city “agreenerapplenyc”.
I hope that my work helping to make your schools more sustainable will be something you carry on as you grow older.
I love you both so much, and I want you to have a healthy, happy and hopeful environment to live in.
Dear Tomorrow,
I promise I will convince my family to switch their gas appliances to electric.
Dear humankind of today and tomorrow,
I do wish to contribute as much as I can, maybe even start a ripple effect, where other people will start taking action too and inspire other people too.
Dear Tomorrow,
I’m not allowed to talk about climate change around family; as my mom warned me, “climate change is not something that people think about in Mississippi.” But I’m worried for my family’s future.
Dear Annalyse and Greyson,
See people can say they care about climate change, but caring is not action.
Dear Tomorrow,
I will aim to lower my carbon footprint!
Dear future me,
I’m doing this work because I see it as the best way to save and improve as many lives as possible. I’m doing it so you, 2050 Ryan, can look at yourself in the mirror. And so you can tell your kids and grandkids someday that you did everything you could.
Dear Tomorrow,
My climate promise: community awareness of the climate crisis.
Dear Tomorrow,
I promise I will do everything I can to help fight against climate change.
Dear Donatella,
We ran through the woods laughing, crying, and living.
Hello spawn,
I am small now littles and I may be small forever but in my small ways I will fight for you.
To my Dad,
I hope on this Father’s Day, my 24th birthday, and the rest of days, we remember that the most basic part of life is living happy with the ones we love. Acting every day against climate change will allow us to keep that simple piece of humanity.
Dear Gabriel,
A message from co-founder Jill Kubit:
Writing letters to our kids about climate change is hard. It should be.
