Gift Items

New! Seeds of Peace Sunflowers

Annual Mammoth Grey Strip Sunflower Seeds now available. Sow after danger of frost is past in rows 2 feet apart.

1 pack for $2.

Sunflowers have come to symbolize hope and peace, along with the status of nuclear weapons free states.

In 1996, as part of the celebration for dismantlement of the former Soviet Union nuclear warheads, Defense Ministers of Ukraine, Russia, and the United States met at a former nuclear missile base in the Ukraine that once housed 80 SS-19 missiles aimed at the United States.  Defense Ministers planted sunflowers and scattered sunflower seeds. Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma said, "With the completion of our task, Ukraine has demonstrated its support of a nuclear weapons free world." He called on other nations to follow in Ukraine's path and "to do everything to wipe nuclear weapons from the face of the Earth as soon as possible." U.S. Secretary of Defense William Perry said, "Sunflowers instead of missiles in the soil would ensure peace for future generations."

Another group to use sunflowers was "The Missouri Peace Planters" who entered onto nuclear missile silos in Missouri on August 15, 1988, and planted sunflowers as a symbol of nuclear disarmament.

You too can help spread the message of hope and peace by planting sunflowers and sharing a message of peace.

For more information on a world free of nuclear weapons visit http://www.wagingpeace.org/

"Be Nice To Each Other" pencils

"Be Nice To Each Other" pencils come in blue with white print, and white with blue print.

$3.60 for a bundle of 12.

"Be Nice To Each Other" stickers

"Be Nice To Each Other" stickers are 2" round with white print on a blue background. They come in rolls of 100.

$10.00 per roll.

LessonSongs for Peacemaking CD

A fun way for children to-learn lifelong skills for better relationships. The CD has terrific lyrics, contemporary sounds, and superb performance by peace-educator Paulette Meier and a diverse group of talented musicians deliver positive messages for today's youth. Songs ranging from country to reggae and blues to hip-hop are sure to entice children from all backgrounds and ages, as well as any adults listening.

$15.00 each.

"May Peace Prevail" notecards

"May Peace Prevail" notecards have green print on white paper with a blank inside. 5 1/2" x 4 1/4". 20 cards in a pack.

Sale! $6.00 per pack.

"May Peace Prevail" pencils

"May Peace Prevail" pencils come in green, red, white, and natural, with gold print.

$3.60 for a bundle of 12.

"May Peace Prevail" stickers

"May Peace Prevail" stickers are blue with white print. 8" x 1".

$0.50 each.

Paper Crane Kit

Each paper crane kit comes with full instructions on how to fold a paper crane, a brief history of the development of the paper crane as a symbol of peace, and 1 piece of 6" origami paper.

$2.00 per kit or 10 kits for $18.00.

"Sadako" notecards

"Sadako" notecards are beautifully illustrated with "Sadako" spelled out in origami letters on the front of each card. The cards are blank on the inside, with the back carrying the story of Sadako and the paper cranes. 4" x 7 1/2".

$1.95 each.

Winter Note Cards

Spread the word of peace and support the Peace Resource Center by purchasing these unique all-occassion note cards!

Sale! $1.25 for a pack of 20 cards with envelopes.