Edward Anthony and his group in Southeastern Massachusetts are fostering love, peace, and harmony by chanting the LPHF song at Wat Nawamin Temple and collaborating with the temple's school to spread compassion and understanding to children.

Ina Chartschenko is transforming lives in Mallorca by organizing Love Peace Harmony beach events, where participants experience personal growth and healing through community connection and transformative practices.

Laurie Omuro-Yamamoto is enhancing community well-being by offering self-care and stress management programs, especially for healthcare workers, through her initiatives with the Love Peace Harmony Foundation.

Pamela Carmo is uplifting cancer patients in West Palm Beach through bi-monthly Love Peace Harmony sessions at the Sari Asher Center, providing solace and positivity amidst their treatment challenges.

Tina Puri's initiative at her local Hindu temple has created a heartfelt program for seniors to connect with their ancestors through Love Peace Harmony sessions, offering profound healing and solace during the Pitru Paksh period.

The 2023 Walkathon organized by the Love Peace Harmony Foundation in Graz, Austria, brought together 19 participants who joyfully walked around Thalersee while singing the Love Peace Harmony song, celebrating unity and spreading positivity.

During the Love Peace Harmony Walkathon at Muir Woods National Monument, volunteers Christine, Leslie, and Yectzin introduced the Love Peace Harmony song to a visiting family from Argentina, offering them support and a blessing that left a profound emotional impact on everyone involved.

The 2023 LPH Swimathon, introduced by volunteer Jitka Kells, combined her love for ocean swimming with raising funds for building water wells in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, spreading love, peace, and harmony through a unique and meaningful event.

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At a vegan café in Finland, the first-ever Love Peace Harmony event in the country, led by volunteer Mirva Inkiri, brought positive energy, increased customers, and profound experiences for attendees, including deep emotional and spiritual connections.

Austrian volunteer Martin Veigl leads weekly online Love Peace Harmony meditation sessions for the Bhutan Stroke Foundation, bridging continents to provide solace, support, and collaboration with local doctors in Bhutan.

Volunteer Tamara Isa has brought the first Love Peace Harmony Field to Argentina, integrating it into her yoga studio and broader community to promote well-being through weekly sessions and outreach efforts.

Father and son duo Martin and Marcel Veigl introduced the Love Peace Harmony Field to medical conferences, tree-planting initiatives, and communities in India, fostering lasting connections and transformative experiences.

Volunteer Ina Chartschenko hosted a Love Peace Harmony session in Mallorca, creating a serene community gathering to share the transformative power of love, peace, and harmony.

Love Peace Harmony volunteers Fiona Fok and Zakota Nesbitt introduced the transformative practice to thousands at Toronto's multicultural festivals, engaging diverse audiences and securing a prominent invitation for the 2024 Toronto Dragon Festival.

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Despite the rain, Susan Howson led a 4-kilometer Love Peace Harmony walk along the Millennium Trail, uniting participants in a joyful, intergenerational celebration of connection and positivity.

APEC, an after-school care program in Atlanta, integrates love, peace, and harmony practices to nurture children, prevent the "preschool to prison pipeline," and promote positive behavior, serving over 855 children across 13 locations.

The Love Peace Harmony Foundation partnered with Hui Mahi‘ai ‘Aina in a 10-week program to support Hawai'i's houseless community through practices of love, peace, and harmony, fostering transformation and ongoing community development.

Love Peace Harmony Field facilitators Amadea Stefa and Martin Veigl have brought the practice to over 1.5 million people through frequent TV appearances in Albania and Kosovo, sharing its transformational power.