About Peace One Day

Peace One Day is an internationally recognised non-profit organisation based at St Georges House on St George’s Road in Richmond, working to promote global peace through the annual Peace Day, observed each year on 21 September. Operating from its Richmond headquarters Monday to Friday, the organisation collaborates with partners around the world to advance its peacekeeping mission. It serves individuals, communities and organisations who share a commitment to conflict resolution and global harmony. More information is available at peaceoneday.org, and the team can be reached by phone on 020 8334 9900.

Local area

Richmond has a long-standing tradition of civic engagement and community pride, and Peace One Day sits naturally within that culture. The borough’s residents tend to be thoughtful, globally aware and active in causes that extend well beyond their postcode. Having an internationally focused peacekeeping organisation headquartered on St George’s Road brings a quiet distinction to the town — a reminder that Richmond, for all its village-like warmth, looks outward as readily as it looks inward. It is the kind of organisation that reflects well on a community that values both local life and wider responsibility.

Why choose Peace One Day

For Richmond residents who care about the wider world, Peace One Day offers a meaningful local connection to a genuinely global mission. Being headquartered in the heart of Richmond means the organisation is accessible and rooted in the community, not a distant abstraction. Its clear focus — a single, annually observed day of peace on 21 September — gives supporters and interested residents a concrete moment around which to engage. The team is reachable by phone and maintains regular weekday office hours, making it straightforward to make contact or find out how to get involved.

Services

  • Global peace advocacy
  • Annual Peace Day coordination
  • Community and partner engagement
  • International awareness campaigns
  • Educational outreach on peacebuilding

Ideal for: Individuals committed to global peace, Schools and educational institutions, Community organisations and charities, Corporate partners and sponsors, International NGOs and advocacy groups, Local residents interested in social causes.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Peace One Day based, and can I visit in person?

Peace One Day is based at St Georges House, 15 St George’s Road, Richmond, TW9 2LE. The office is open Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm, so you are welcome to make contact during those hours. It is advisable to call ahead on 020 8334 9900 before visiting.

What is Peace Day, and when does it take place?

Peace Day is an annual day of global ceasefire and non-violence, observed on 21 September each year. Peace One Day is the non-profit organisation that promotes and coordinates this internationally recognised day.

Is Peace One Day open at weekends?

No — the office is closed on Saturdays and Sundays. The team is available Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm.

How can I find out more or get in touch?

You can visit the organisation’s website at peaceoneday.org for information about their work and Peace Day. Alternatively, you can call the Richmond office directly on 020 8334 9900 during weekday office hours.

Is Peace One Day a registered charity?

Peace One Day is described as a non-profit organisation. For details about its precise charitable or legal status, it is best to visit peaceoneday.org or contact the office directly on 020 8334 9900.

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