The organization aims to mitigate human and natural resource exploitation by empowering local indigenous societies to utilize and participate in managing their own resources. Its long-term goals are to establish social norms of environmental stewardship and respect for all life, and to create sustainable infrastructure for renewable energy, water, housing, education, healthcare and more in underdeveloped areas. It will implement initiatives in concert to educate local populations and enable villages of 100 people or less to maintain sustainable access to resources and technologies through cooperation with other like-minded organizations.

1. Our Mission is to mitigate the unabated Human and Natural Resource
exploitation that we as a civilization are acquiescing to. We will empower
those who are in the path of exploitation and educate them to enable
those localized indigenous societies to participate in the utilization of
their own resources.
Our Long term goals are to establish social norms which have as their
foundation, stewardship of our planet and an inherent respect of all
human, and consideration for other , life forms on earth. We will
mitigate global warming and mitigate human exploitation by creating
social and economic infrastructures, specifically in underdeveloped
areas of the Western Hemisphere, which will enable localized indigenous
societies to have more autonomy by having independent local renewable
energy harvesting, independent means of potable water production,
housing, education, medical care, sanitation, all sustainable within their
own infrastructure.
We take as our tasking to save the world from ourselves. The individual
initiatives described within our projects, are not novel; many previous
efforts have been deployed in attempts to solve particular social ills or
conditions. However, in isolation, most efforts and programs will not
achieve sustainability. Our organization has the requisite knowledge,
experience, and the resolve to implement many of these initiatives in
concert, planning and executing their implementation in a manner which
educates the local population and utilizing other existing organizations
to work together to create sustainable models for change. We will
enable small villages of 100 people or less to be able to enjoy and utilize
renewable energy, roads, houses, sanitation systems, potable water,
education, healthcare, and access to other resources around the world.
We will enable these villages to maintain sustainable mechanisms to
continue utilization of these gifts of civilization while empowering them
to transform themselves and prepare their future generations for
continued growth and adaptation.

2. We will facilitate the synchronization of other organization’s efforts
whose core values and missions are congruent with ours. We will invite
The Elders Council, Engineers without Borders, The renewable energy
initiative, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, The Rockefeller
Foundation, Paz sin fronteras, Habitat for Humanity, Doctors without
Borders, and many others who may wish to join us.