What I wish most for you girls is that the care you have shown each other would extend to the big wide world around you.

One day ten or twenty years from now, when you look back from the future, you will be able to clearly see the entire path.

The road I learned to ride my bike on, the field where I kicked my first soccer ball, and the park I ate my first ice cream cone at, could all be gone.

Since my two daughters emerged into this world, all of my tomorrows have become more dear.

To laugh at our efforts as they were on such a small scale, too small some would say to make a difference, and then smile when we think about the number families just like ours that did the same thing.

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

If there’s one thing young people have learned while quarantining, it’s that Gen Z holds so much power and is capable of a lot more than we think. We’ve created a community that has united us all and started to bring about change for the good of our futures. Now, with the help of Gen Z (and of course, people of all ages), we have the power to save our home, the Earth.

I think every parent believes that their child’s future is worth protecting – because I know the power of this force in me and what I am willing to do.