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FamilyThrive is in the news! We've compiled all the media coverage we've received right here so you can read all about our exploits and achievements. You can also listen to what people are saying about FamilyThrive, view a video of our first annual Teen Thrive Earth Fest, check out our press releases, and see photos of the next generation of conscious leaders. Editors and art directors are welcome to download download photographs for use in your publications. We only ask you that you send us a link so we can share your coverage with our on-line community. For more information about Family Thrive, or to schedule an interview, contact us at press@familythrive.com.



15th May 2007 - 1st Annual TeenThrive Earth Fest Event - Videos and Pictures
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1st May - First Annual TeenThrive Earth Fest a Huge Success!
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TeenThrive's First Annual Earth Fest was a huge success, with over 250 people having fun while learning how they can help heal the planet.  Teenagers from as far away as Modesto came to The Marina Technology Cluster on April 29th to build and race solar powered cars, learn how to make biodiesel fuel, discover water saving techniques, and launch their own green businesses.
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27th April 2007 - Salinas Californian
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TeenThrive Earth Fest designed to encourage more green activism.
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26th April 2007 - Monterey County Weekly
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Don't Call Them 'Green Teens'.  Young Activists gather in Marina.
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20th April - 3 Hour Shower to play at TeenThrive Earth Festival
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One of Monterey's hottest bands will be performing in Marina on Sunday, April 29th at the First Annual TeenThrive.com Earth Fest.
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18th April 2007 - Monterey Herald
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FamilyThrive.com, a Marina Technology Cluster client company founded by Rob Franklin, has been awarded $500 by the Ventana Chapter of the Sierra Club for education and conservation efforts.
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10th April 2007 - TeenThrive Earth Fest
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An exciting new movement is actively brewing among teenagers in Monterey and Santa Cruz County who are passionately engaged in purposeful projects that positively impact people and the environment.
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Earth Fest Quotes

“The future is in the hands of the teens right now, and it's important to educate them,” said Sam Adelson, 19, from CSUMB. “The planet is sick and we need to try our hardest to be sustainable in our practices every day.”
“I've never made biodiesel (fuel) before,” said Robert Hernandez, 14, of Salinas High School. “I like chemistry and this is very interesting.”
“I'm having fun,” said Ian Jones, 16, from Gilroy High School as he helped build a model solar car.  “Solar power is totally realistic for real cars. I really believe it will work.”