Our Mission
The Global Warming Foundation’s mission is to help those already aware, who are working in this regard, and to be a major voice on the progression of the problem. The Global Warming Foundation’s goal is to monitor the changing weather patterns around the world in order to help in any way that the propagation of information may assist anyone whether they are looking for a global solution or personal survival.
Our History
The Global Warming Foundation (TGWF), established in 2008, is a U.S based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. The Global Warming Foundation is a leader in cultivating the environment for knowledge based solutions to meet the needs of today without compromising the future of our planet.
Our Team
Taking on a challenge as large as Global Climate Change requires an incredible team. We are grateful to have some of the most innovative and committed leaders guiding our organization.
We take our words and turn them into action. Think you would be a good fit? Get in touch for more information!
“The good man is the friend of all living things.” —Gandhi
Our Team
Peter Ticktin
Founder & Chairman
Respected attorney Peter Ticktin has practiced law in Florida since 1991. Peter Ticktin attended New York Military Academy for high school. Once in college, after one year of medical school, Mr. Ticktin switched over to his true ambition, the law and climate change.
John Lloyd
President
Business Developer by trade and an Army Veteran. John Lloyd is active in his community and takes action on important issues. He believes that true success is achieved through being of service to others.
Janna Davis
V.P
Innovative Entrepreneur, Janna Davis is determined to find solutions to our climate changing concerns. As a USF graduate, Janna believes in climate education & innovative action as it will be an investment that will last for generations to come.
Adrienne Mazzone
Media Relations Director
Publicist, Editor and Radio Host that has worked with charities raising awareness by way of media resulting in millions of donations. Adrienne's advice on fundraising has been cited in major news outlets such as The Entreprenette Gazzette, COMMPR.Biz, MEDILL Reports, Examiner.com, Million Dollar PR Advice and MobileCause.com to name a few.
We've seen temperatures over 100 degrees on the West Coast. Parts of our Gulf waters are unsafe to swim in due to red tide. Our neighbors are developing asthma in response to unbridled industrial pollution. It's clear that we simply cannot wait to act on behalf of our planet. We owe it to our fellow humans and all creatures great and small. May all generations to come experience the joys of hiking in the mountains, smelling blooming jasmine in the breeze, watching manatees swim, and gazing at breathtaking purple sunsets.
May we all have clean water to drink, pollution-free air, bearable temperatures, stable infrastructure, less energy consumption, and fewer natural disasters.
But how? Some wonder what just 1 person can do to help. A lot.
There are nearly 8 billion of us on Earth in the human family. If we all made a pact to act, the smallest of actions would have a ripple effect.
Analyze your daily routines and consider alternative methods of living that are sustainable, clean, cost-effective, energy-efficient, and considerate of your fellow humans.
The goal is to ensure we have a future in sync with nature, not fighting against it and destroying its beauty and gifts.
No matter your background or salary, you can make a difference.
-Janna Davis
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