Who: Anyone, any age interested in a fun challenge!
What:  Walk, drive, or bike in pursuit of as many Greater Lansing peace poles as you are able.
When: During PeaceQuest – anytime between September 1st-30th
Where: All over the Greater Lansing area! (see map/list of addresses here: https://www.mapcustomizer.com/map/Peace-Poles-Lansing)
Why: PeaceQuest is spotlighting the broad commitment to peace in our community. All participants increase awareness of it by posting their photos on Facebook.

How:

• By your own means and at your own pace, find any or all of the peace poles erected throughout our community.
• Take a selfie at each pole (with bike if done on bike)
• OPTIONAL AND APPRECIATED: Post photo on your personal Facebook page. While sharing use the following hashtag: #peacequest
• ALSO OPTIONAL ~ suggested actions you may take:
  • Wear peace related clothing and/or carry/display peace signs/flags.
  • While posting on Facebook, post a sentence stating what “Peace means…” to you.
  • Challenge a friend by tagging him/her to participate in Peace Pole Pursuit
  • Take a short video (~15 seconds) stating what “Peace means…” to you.
  • Visit peace poles in different parts of the city, not just in close proximity to where your live.
• Once you have found and photographed at least 10 peace poles with you in each photo and (possibly) posted them on Facebook,  submit the form by clicking here by September 30.  (5 poles for kids of age 10 and below). On that form you may also upload your photos and your short video.
• You may select any or all of the following:
  •       If submitted by September 30, you may be recognized.
  •       You may be mailed a Peace Pole Pursuit certificate (for 5, 10, 15, 20 or 25 poles.)
  •       You may receive a handmade wooden peace pole.
  •       You may be listed on our Peace Pole Pursuit web page list of Great Peace Pursuers! (with your photo if you would like!)
• If you want to challenge yourself, consider doing the following:
  • Visit 10 poles on the same day!
  • Bring along 4 other people with you in your pursuit!
  • Have a picnic near a peace pole!
• OTHER DETAILS:
  • To respect our community,  visit peace poles during daylight hours.
  • If you know of a peace pole in the Greater Lansing area that is not on the list, please email us at peacequestlansing@gmail.com with the details. We will add it to our map.

Questions? Contact us at peacequestlansing@gmail.com

Waiver of Liability: This is an independent and voluntary activity. By participating in this activity, all participants (and such participant’s parent or legal guardian in the case of a minor), agree to fully release, forever discharge and hold harmless the PeaceQuest team, any of its affiliates and all other  businesses involved in this activity, as well as the employees, officers, directors and agents of each, from and against all claims, costs, liabilities, losses, injuries, and damages arising out of this activity, including but not limited to any claims for personal injury, death, or damage to or loss of property or any other harm arising out of participants participation in this activity. Participants accept full responsibility for their own safety as they travel to, from and around each peace pole.

Peace Pole Pursuit Winners: