Planting Peace is a global nonprofit organization founded for the purpose of spreading peace in a hurting world. Our projects focus on a range of humanitarian and environmental initiatives, including our multi-national deworming campaign; a network of orphanages and safe havens in developing countries; LGBTQ rights advocacy; Equality House and Transgender House; and rainforest conservation efforts in the Amazon.
Planting Peace has rescued 5 elephants from slavery.
Planting Peace has been able to create and sustain a total of 6 orphanages.
Four in Haiti and two in India.
Planting Peace has successfully dewormed over 22 million starving children around the world.
Planting Peace founded the Equality House, a worldwide symbol and center for advocacy in the movement toward LGBTQ rights. The house sits right across the street from the Westboro Baptist Church.
Planting Peace has purchased and protected 2008 acres of Amazon rainforest.
Planting Peace has helped to plant one million trees to help curb deforestation.
Planting Peace has provided basic care such as medical aid, housing, and nutrition to roughly 80,000 refugees in Ukraine and in Bangladesh.
Planting Peace has pulled over 20,000 pieces of trash out of our Oceans.