The Peace Angels Project cooperates with governments and law enforcement to remove and repurpose weapons into powerful symbols of peace.
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About us
Our Story
Peace Angels Project began in 1992 as an artists idea for raising awareness for peace.
Since 1992, the Project has lawfully received tens of thousands of decommissioned contemporary armaments through various law enforcement agencies. The collected weapons metals are repurposed by the Peace Angels Project into sculptures and sixty-four-foot-tall monuments to stand as life affirming, powerful symbols of peace.
MISSION
To catalyze a global market for ideas, information, and money that democratizes aid and philanthropy.
VISION
Unleashed potential of people to make positive change happen.
Our Core Values
Savior has four core values that are more than just buzzwords. They’re at the center of our office culture and drive our daily work.
Always Open
We believe in the power of great ideas and that these ideas can come from anyone, anywhere, at any time.
Listen, Act, Learn. Repeat.
We continually experiment. We fail quickly and productively. We use data and feedback to guide our course.
Never Settle
We have an obligation to question the rules, change them for the better, raise the bar, play a different game, and play it better than anyone thinks is possible.
Committed to WOW
We act promptly, enthusiastically, and professionally so people are WOW-ed by their interactions with us.
People Ready to Help
We’re curious, passionate, and committed to helping nonprofits learn and grow. Oh, and some of us are stage actors and worm farmers on the side.
Fred Ferguson
30 age, Sacramento
Naomi Lawrence
56 age, Cupertino
Richard Arkenstone
58 age, Los Angeles
Amy Fowler
28 age, San Jose
Brianne Hilton
26 age, Sacramento