LEARN MORE AT www.relive.global
Imagine a world where instead of mourning your loved one in a graveyard dedicated to death, you celebrate them in a forest dedicated to life.
We want to live in that world.
That's why we're building reLive: the sustainable death care solution that fully transforms human remains into memorial trees.
Through mixing CO2-neutrally cremated ash remains with soil and seeds, growing a tree and placing that tree in a designated reLive memorial forest space – the graveyard of the 21st century – we are offering a new way to complete the circle of life and leave a more sustainable legacy.
BUT WE NEED YOUR HELP.
To make reLive happen, we need investors. To get investors, we need to show that there is customer demand for our product.
This would be easier for us if we were selling t-shirts or energy bars: we could simply try to sell 1000 and see how it went. But death care is different. People don't invest thousands in purchasing a death care plan from a startup that isn't operational yet the same way they buy an energy bar.
So how do we fix this problem? It's simple: WE ask YOU to tell us if you want to see this happen.
So, whether you think this is just a great idea whose time has come, you'd like to have reLive as an option for yourself or a loved one, or simply because you'd like pay a visit to a so-called 'forest dedicated to life,' tell us by signing here. What we are looking for is an expression of interest from you.
Every signature indicating interest will bring us one step closer to convincing those we need to convince that reLive is more than an idea – it's a movement.
With love,
Lucy Lyons
reLive, Founder & CEO
Updates
Reached 250 supporters
March 31, 2020
Reached 100 supporters
March 25, 2020
159 Comments
I've always thought graveyards were so full lifelessness and sadness. The body's final resting place doesn't need to be like that, it should be full of life and brightness and colour. I can't think of any better way than a forest filled with life.
I would *no pun intended* die for this. No seriously I have always wanted to be buried in a forest but to go a step further and become the forest is all I could ever dream of regarding my death.
As a tree planter (and tree lover) this is something I would be interested in for my death. I suspect others would be too.
I’ve wanted this as my death care option for years but this is the first time I’ve seen someone actually working to implement it! I hope this works out.
Great idea! Totally support it! I'd buy it. Actually, we just recently were at a cemetry with our grandma and paid 2k€ for a non-marked grave in a field. She said she wants no stone to mourn on. Just a field to have a picknick on for her grand children. I'm sure they'll have much more positively-charged memories about grama in a field or forest, rather than in a all-about-death cemetery.
This sounds good for environment, so I'm with it.
Giving a purpose 2 death, touché ;)
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LEARN MORE AT www.relive.global
Imagine a world where instead of mourning your loved one in a graveyard dedicated to death, you celebrate them in a forest dedicated to life.
We want to live in that world.
That's why we're building reLive: the sustainable death care solution that fully transforms human remains into memorial trees.
Through mixing CO2-neutrally cremated ash remains with soil and seeds, growing a tree and placing that tree in a designated reLive memorial forest space – the graveyard of the 21st century – we are offering a new way to complete the circle of life and leave a more sustainable legacy.
BUT WE NEED YOUR HELP.
To make reLive happen, we need investors. To get investors, we need to show that there is customer demand for our product.
This would be easier for us if we were selling t-shirts or energy bars: we could simply try to sell 1000 and see how it went. But death care is different. People don't invest thousands in purchasing a death care plan from a startup that isn't operational yet the same way they buy an energy bar.
So how do we fix this problem? It's simple: WE ask YOU to tell us if you want to see this happen.
So, whether you think this is just a great idea whose time has come, you'd like to have reLive as an option for yourself or a loved one, or simply because you'd like pay a visit to a so-called 'forest dedicated to life,' tell us by signing here. What we are looking for is an expression of interest from you.
Every signature indicating interest will bring us one step closer to convincing those we need to convince that reLive is more than an idea – it's a movement.
With love,
Lucy Lyons
reLive, Founder & CEO
Updates
Reached 250 supporters
March 31, 2020
Reached 100 supporters
March 25, 2020
159 Comments
Fantastic program, exactly what many are looking for. A way to be connected, heal the environment, reduce global warming, and help the living come,to terms with their loss.
I've always thought graveyards were so full lifelessness and sadness. The body's final resting place doesn't need to be like that, it should be full of life and brightness and colour. I can't think of any better way than a forest filled with life.
I would *no pun intended* die for this. No seriously I have always wanted to be buried in a forest but to go a step further and become the forest is all I could ever dream of regarding my death.
As a tree planter (and tree lover) this is something I would be interested in for my death. I suspect others would be too.
I’ve wanted this as my death care option for years but this is the first time I’ve seen someone actually working to implement it! I hope this works out.
Great idea! Totally support it! I'd buy it. Actually, we just recently were at a cemetry with our grandma and paid 2k€ for a non-marked grave in a field. She said she wants no stone to mourn on. Just a field to have a picknick on for her grand children. I'm sure they'll have much more positively-charged memories about grama in a field or forest, rather than in a all-about-death cemetery.
This sounds good for environment, so I'm with it.
Giving a purpose 2 death, touché ;)
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Fantastic program, exactly what many are looking for. A way to be connected, heal the environment, reduce global warming, and help the living come,to terms with their loss.