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In celebration of IHE’s 15th birthday, we have a request - and gift for you!
The request is a birthday wish – that you honor both this occasion and any positive contribution that IHE has brought to you – with a donation to the “Creating the Future 15th Anniversary Campaign.” This campaign goes above and beyond our annual fundraising appeal. Launched in July, it has already raised nearly 50% of the $200K goal.
We have ambitious plans for the next 15 years: to train thousands more humane educators; to grow IHE’s resources and innovate in the ways we educate and share these resources; and to expand the reach of humane education to a much deeper level.
“I think IHE is crucial in the world right now! Great work!”
~ Angela Sillars, Sowing Seeds alumni
Specifically, your gift would help bring about:
- more teachers like Kim Korona (M.Ed. 2006) who has taught thousands of students about pressing global issues, ignited their compassion, and propelled them to take action in creating a more just, humane and sustainable world as a full-time humane educator in New York City;
- more people like humane education filmmaker Marisa Miller Wolfson, whose brilliant documentary, Vegucated, is starting its nationwide tour bringing a critical humane education issue to millions. Marisa credits her participation in IHE's Sowing Seeds humane education training workshop and our resources as important to the creation of the film and the positive response it's garnering;
- more high school students like Coral O'Brian and Ruby Treyball who, after a 2 week immersion in humane education, created a club in their school, presented to the parent association and an AP environmental science class, and are now headed to college to become solutionaries for a better world.
For your contribution to this campaign, our gift to you is a one year unlimited 25% discount toward any IHE online course. The gift is transferable to any family member or friend that you think might benefit from a course.
Make your donation online through Network for Good.
It's fast, easy and secure!
Thanks for your support! It will make a real and lasting difference to our future.
Donate by mail:
Send a check or money order in U.S. funds to:
The Institute for Humane Education
P.O. Box 260
Surry, ME 04684
If you have questions, or would like to discuss other ways of giving, please contact us:
Giving@HumaneEducation.org or (207) 667-1025.
IHE is a non-profit charitable organization under the 501(c)(3) Internal Revenue Code, so all donations are tax-deductible.
IHE respects your privacy. We will never share your personal information with others without your permission. Please see our privacy policy for more information.
“I was, and remain today, thoroughly impressed by the IHE curriculum and the energy and ideas offered by the IHE staff and students. Every person involved with the programs has unique and valuable experiences and ideas to offer.”
~ Neil Hornish, M.Ed. graduate
"[When I learned about IHE] I knew I'd finally found a place that would lead me to my passion and forever change my life."
~ Valerie Belt, graduate
Thanks to the generosity of individuals, foundations, and organizations, The Institute for Humane Education has trained more than 2,500 humane educators, reaching tens of thousands of people around the world, and spread the message of a just, compassionate, sustainable future by helping people tap into their deepest values and make choices that do the most good and least harm for all people, animals and the planet. Our emphasis on the interconnectedness of human rights, animal protection, environmental preservation and media, culture and consumerism has inspired and empowered thousands to use their own skills and interests to find positive solutions that benefit all.
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