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About PeaceTags™

What's our story?

Fredda GoldenPeaceTags™ was founded in 2007 in the Pacific Northwest. Our founder, Fredda Golden, is the daughter of a veteran. She was heartsick over reports of horrific physical, emotional and spiritual injuries being suffered by service people. And clearly, a peaceful world is in everyone's best interest.

She felt the voices of wise sages from many cultures, faiths, and countries desperately needed to be heard TODAY.


PeaceTags™ reflect the hopes of many people. We can compassionately heal the wounds of war while working to ignite peace in hearts, homes and the world.

Volunteerism is a cornerstone of a healthy democracy...

PeaceTags™ got off the ground due to the enthusiastic support of a wonderful team of volunteers. Time and talent have been tirelessly donated by:
Fredda Golden, Maude May, Andy Himes, Stephen Toutonghi, Cathy Shilts, John Matty, John Comstock, Renan Jeffereis, Shelly Benes, Angela Burdine, Patti Savoy, Randell Walton, Marc Green, Andrew Hamada, Amy Reisman and many others.

Below are selected quotes about PeaceTags™ from our volunteer team.

Larry Golden & Buddies in 1943
"My Dad, Larry Golden, is pictured here (middle) with a couple of army buddies in 1943. PeaceTags™ are a tribute to him and the countless others who have served their country. As the daughter of a veteran, I care about veterans' issues and know that a peaceful world would be in the best interest of us ALL! "
-Fredda Golden

A Brief History of Dog Tags

Dog tags, or ID tags for soldiers, have taken many forms. During the Civil War some troops fashioned their own ID tags out of pieces of wood, boring a hole in one end so they could be worn on a string around the neck. Soldiers wanted to be identified should they die on the battlefield. They wanted their families to know what happened to them.

Dog tags evolved into the oblong shape familiar to us today during WWII. They have always been used to communicate. PeaceTags communicate a peaceful message and serve as a visual reminder of soldiers and civilians currently in harm's way.

"I love PeaceTags™ because I can make a positive statement about healing and reconciliation, about the importance of compassionate support for our wounded veterans, and about working with our children to create a culture of peace - by wearing a beautiful piece of art. What could be simpler?"
--Andrew Himes


"From the beginning, the PeaceTags™ project was important to me and I wanted to contribute my graphic design skills to help spread peace. I'm thrilled that this vision has become reality."
--Maude May


"PeaceTags™ is a great concept and a great product that offers a way to contribute to organizations that are inclusive and doing essential work."
--Steve Toutonghi

To learn more about PeaceTags™, please read our FAQ.