Text reading 'LOVE PEACE HARMONY FOUNDATION' in blue, with horizontal lines on either side.

We turn plastic waste into pendants and transform how children think about the planet.

Two foundations. One mission. Bringing the LPH Press Machine into schools to help students discover that waste is simply a material waiting to become something beautiful—while also introducing wellness, mindfulness, and conscious living practices that support a healthier future for both people and the planet.

Learn

Build paths for the future.

Create

Stop Plastic Polution.

Transform

Repurpose nature’s natural rhythm.

Plastic to Purpose is a new global initiative that invites a more connected, hands-on response, particularly for young people. Built around three simple ideas – Learn, Create & Transform – the programme unites environmental education, practical action and wellbeing. The mission is to transform students’ relationship with sustainability and develop environmental responsibility, leadership and a deeper connection between planetary and personal wellbeing.

The initiative is a collaboration between the Love Peace Harmony Foundation (LPH), an organization focused on inner wellbeing, and Save Living Foundation, an environmental initiative working with plastic transformation. Their shared vision is a world where caring for the Earth and caring for ourselves are understood as one, creating communities that live in balance with nature and each other.

Be one of our Founding Donors and Help us Reach our First Milestone 

  1/3 Raised 
  Goal: 3 Machines  

Love Peace Harmony Foundation (LPHF) and Save Living Foundation (SLF) launched the Plastic to Purpose initiative in Atlanta, Georgia from April 10–13, 2026, across two locations: APEC After School and Cliftondale Elementary School.

LPH press machine : Turning Trash into Treasure in Seconds

This isn't just recycling

It’s a revelational transformation. Our LPH press machine is a specialized, high-precision machine that serves as the heart of the LPH sustainable education program.
Engineering Miracles

It harvests shredded “Big Four” plastics and, through a unique process of heat and pressure, creates something entirely new.
Instant Impact

During our workshops, you don’t just watch, you create. Watch as discarded plastic is molded into a beautiful, high-quality LPH Pendant or Keychain right before your eyes.
The Symbol

Every piece made by the LPH press machine is a wearable promise of a “Greener World for a Healthier You.”

With your Generous Support, Here is Exactly What your Donation can Make Possible

$200 USD

We can provide the LPH materials needed to get started.
$250 USD

We can cover the cost of prints.
$500 USD

We can equip our team with the necessary PPEs, grabbers, vests, and a travel case for the LPH press
$800 USD

Every piece made by the LPH press machine is a wearable promise of a “Greener World for a Healthier You.”
$5500 USD

We can purchase an LPH press machine, including transport and customs charges.

Fuel the Global Movement

Our goal is to bring the LPH Press Machine and the Sustainable Education and Wellness Program to every corner of the globe.
Your donation provides schools with recycling equipment and the "Plastic Path" curriculum.
Creating awareness for students and their families about plastic pollution and the actions they can take to drive change.

Testimonials

Amazing! No better way to motivate children to recycle.
—Director APEC
"I am amazed, I have never seen anything like this before and this is really ccol. I am excited to show the children, I know they will be really excited."
— APEC Mentor
"I think this is really cool. It's very cute. It's like a magic trick, you know, and I feel like the kids would really like it. They'd be very intrigued into it as well. So, 10 out of 10. I would definitely recommend."
— APEC Mentor
"I'm Ms. Nia. I'm an APEC mentor for 4th and 5th grade. And this process was very interesting with the plastics and how you can convert it into a keychain and other things as I've learned. And I feel like recycling plastic is better for the environment and you can turn it into cool things as well. So, I really like that. I love what she mentioned and what Ms. Claudia mentioned and it was a very good experience."
Nia — APEC Mentor
"I honestly think that the kids 100% enjoyed the project, the machine. I feel it's one of those situations where actions speak louder than words. It's one thing to hear people tell you to recycle all the time, to reduce, and to reuse—but to actually see a machine where you can put recycled plastic into it and it actually makes a creation for you, I find that really blows the mind, especially in a young child, because it blew my mind when I first saw it. So I think that this could honestly change the world. I hope that more kids are able to get exposed to it and that maybe one day the kids can travel to the Netherlands to see, you know, the large machine and see how it really works for park benches, homes, docks, and etc"
—APEC Mentor
"This boy is helping the community in need. Like, and guess what? Earth Day in a few days. And we're going to be learning like picking up trash for the community, everybody in need. And then, then you just help everybody because you're cleaning up after people's messes, but they won't do it again. Thank you, bye!"
—APEC Student