From the mouth of babes, they explain the need. When the new principal of Theodore Potter Elementary School 74 he asked them what they wanted to do to their school. They told him they wanted to make their school more beautiful. They said to him, “can’t we just plant some flowers?”  When the neighborhood association president asked the “John” doing community service why they came to this neighborhood to solicit prostitutes, they answered him with the explanation, “because in this neighborhood no one cares”.

We care. We can make a difference together.

Join us as we plant, Seeds of Peace. We are going to plant sunflowers and bring beauty and light to our Indianapolis neighborhoods. Sunflowers have been chosen for several reasons. First, the head of the flower literally turns and follows the light of the sun as it moves through the summer sky. Second, people are amazed by the beauty of mature sunflowers and often travel to see the phenomena of sunflowers planted in mass. Third, because sunflowers nurture nature and people through the generosity of the bloom, feeding all creatures, large and small.

This year in the month of May, in Indianapolis will have another reason to celebrate as legions of people in sacred service to our community plant the Seeds of Peace, sharing their intention for love and light in our urban neighborhoods.

Commit the service of your group to the effort by calling Global Peace Initiatives at 317-222-1556.

Make a financial gift to the project by sending a tax-deductible donation to:

Global Peace Initiatives

Seeds of Peace Initiative

812 North Rural Street
Indianapolis, IN 46201

We will bring Love, Light and Peace to the Neighborhoods of Indianapolis.

Join us.