Dear Future Self,
You must promise yourself that to take care of the earth for as long as you live. One thing makes a big difference.
by Jad Mortada
Dear Future Self,
You must promise yourself that to take care of the earth for as long as you live. One thing makes a big difference.
by Jad Mortada
Dear Monique, Molly, Helen and Luke,
Life is the most precious gift, only sustained on earth. I pledge to work to mitigate against climate change. Transportation – less flights, less driving. Less waste, less shopping, more nature, more learning, more celebrating the best, helpful efforts. More conversations.
by M MCCormack
Dear tomorrow,
In 2020, I promise to take action and reduce my carbon footprint to ensure a safe future.
by Anonymous
Dear People of the Future,
By the year 2030 or 2050, it is my hope that we have fully embraced renewable energy sources for power and electricity
by Anonymous
Dear Tomorrow,
I know we are pushing our planet to it’s limits.
by Anonymous
Dear Maret,
Right now I want to be hopeful. Right now I want to think that we took action to ensure this beautiful future for you.
by Anonymous
Dear Gabriel,
A message from co-founder Jill Kubit:
Writing letters to our kids about climate change is hard. It should be.
by Jill Kubit
Dear fellow outdoorsman,
Looking back at the short time I’ve been allowed on this earth, so much of the joy inside me and the fullness that is felt comes from these places or the things that reside in them.
by Sean Tarpley
To future generations,
What we do these next few years is crucial in determining what our future will be like.
by Anonymous
Dear Future Seth,
We know that giving up is never an option, in whatever we do. I promise to you that I will continue to learn, question, and challenge myself and to not be complacent or silent when there is injustice in the world.
by Anonymous
Dear future family,
I promise to never give up.
by Laur Fisher
Dear Tomorrow,
I will work for the benefit of all beings with joy, wisdom & strength until all experience freedom & deep satisfaction. -Bodhisattva promise Rachelle Macur
by Rachelle Macur
Dear Tomorrow,
My climate action is to educate youth to create solutions for energy efficiency and conservation opportunities.
by Anonymous
Dear Tomorrow
I hope that environmental issues are a thing of the past.
by Florida Gulf Coast University
dear Aron,
The country’s use of fossil fuels and industrial activities have made huge contributions to increased levels of greenhouse gases and have escalated global warming as well as sponsored a changing climate.
by Anonymous
Dear Sadie,
You are young and have a rich future ahead of you. I am retired and aiming for a high quality of cultural life and comfort with whatever time remains to me. I do not want to see a world whose elders sacrifice your future for their short-term needs and personal gain. So it’s up to you and me to speak out.
by Myra Alperson
Dear mundo,
Yo sere un persona que ayudar la planeta ser mejor. Yo nunca usare plastico, o camada nunca mas.
by Anonymous
Dear Tomorrow,
I promise to eat less animal products in order to reduce environmental protection and destruction. – Monica
by Anonymous
Dear Future Self,
I want you to know that I am going to do my best to do my part in lessening human impact on the climate.
by Anonymous
Dear Future Generations,
Our culture is filled with disposable coffee cups and take out containers, fast fashion, and meat consumption.
by Anonymous
To my precious children,
As you’ve grown older, I’ve become increasingly aware that protecting you means more than ensuring your short-term safety. It also means ensuring that you’ll have a safe planet to live on.
by Linda Hutchins-Knowles
Dear Future Generation,
My goal is that every business on the planet will have a social purpose and not a profit purpose.
by Marnix Troudes
Dear Kids,
My mistake was thinking I needed to give you more to be a good Mom. Recently your aunt asked me what my favorite toy was growing up. I gulped, I didn’t have one- it was the outdoors, sliding down a ravine of leaves with my Dad, skiing and camping. Today is October 12th, 2021 and I am still going to be giving you a lot, it’s going to look a little different – love, experiences, education and a healthy planet.
by Cathryn Love
Dear people of 2050,
I hope that in the future the youth and teens of the world are more involved in creating policies and regulations when it comes to climate warming.
by Anonymous
Dear Future Me,
I hope by the time you get this letter you are my dream me or are at least still working towards my dream me trying to help others.
by Anonymous
Dear Tomorrow,
I promise when I start my baking franchise, I will reduce pollution made by it as much as physically possible.
by Anonymous
To earth & its inhabitants,
Its been heavy on my shoulders since I found out about the state of climate woes as a child.
by Mariet Robertson
Dear Tomorrow,
I will encourage composting at work.
by Anonymous
Dear Tomorrow,
I promise I will encourage everyone to adopt a plant-based diet. Good for our health, the animals and the planet.
by Anonymous
To our future generations,
I want you to know that some of us do care and we are working towards a better future for you.
by Sandra R
dear children of the future,
I am sorry that this is what it has come to. It is not fair that you will be living through the pain, chaos, and destruction that human ignorance, greed, and desire for power have caused.
by Rebecca S
Dear Earth,
I’m Sorry.
by Anonymous
Dear me,
Remember how passionate you felt at 20, I hope you keep that passion in you and are still working on climate 30 years from now.
by Seth Laxman
Dear future me,
Do you have wet feet but miss the rain?
by Anonymous
Dear Tomorrow,
I want to be able to stand with pride in front of them and say “I did everything in my power to safeguard a future for you and your children.”
by Sahar Mahmood
Dear Me,
When looking at these large problems it can be difficult to see how our small actions can make any change. We must do what we can to make the world a cleaner place and make known to those around us how we have impacted the world for the short time humans have been alive.
by Anonymous