Hi,

I wanted to make sure you didn’t miss this important message from our president, Kathleen Rogers, yesterday.

We can Restore Our Earth and turn back the clock on climate change, environmental degradation and the many threats these issues pose to our health and the health of our children. But we can’t do it without you. Please donate now to Restore Our Earth. Your tax-deductible donation will be matched up to $50,000 thanks to a generous donor.

Please, help us safeguard our planet for our children.

Forever grateful, 

Patricia Proctor
Director of Development

Hi,

There’s nothing more important than safeguarding the planet for our children.

The next generation is set to inherit a world out of balance: raging wildfires, devastating hurricanes, record-breaking temperatures and polluted oceans. We can give our kids a better future than this. We have to start now.

Will you support EARTHDAY.ORG’s work to Restore our Earth? Your donation through the end of the year will be MATCHED up to $50,000, thanks to a generous donor.

Earth Day’s 2021 theme, Restore our Earth, rejects the idea that our only options to save the planet are to mitigate or adapt to the impacts of human-caused climate change. Natural systems and emerging green technologies can help restore the world’s climate, ecosystems and forests, conserve and rebuild soils, improve farming practices, restore wildlife populations and rid the world’s oceans of plastics.

Are these goals ambitious? Yes, but the Earth Day movement is the largest environmental movement in the world. Fifty years ago, we saw what 20 million people could do when they mobilized for the planet. Now we are a global force, 1 billion strong, demanding action from our leaders, businesses and neighbors on the climate crisis. And we’re mobilizing for universal climate education to give future generations the tools to steward the Earth and thrive.

You are central to EARTHDAY.ORG’s work. Your every day actions are what keep this movement alive.

Will you show your commitment today?

For our future,

Kathleen Rogers
President