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Eat the Change® Launches Cosmic Carrot Chews™
Snack to the Future™ with the First-to-Market Vegetable Snack for Kids Bethesda, MD – March 2, 2022: Eat the Change®, the planet-friendly snack company founded by Seth Goldman, Co-Founder of Honest Tea and Chair of the Board of Beyond Meat and Co-Founder of PLNT Burger and celebrity Chef Spike Mendelsohn, announces the launch of Cosmic Carrot Chews™, a first-to-market vegetable snack for kids. “Our new Cosmic Carrot Chews™ are a tasty snack that’s both planet-friendly and a healthier alternative to the “fruit snack” category,” said Seth Goldman. “They will be a lunchbox treat that parents will choose for their...
Social Entrepreneurs Seth Goldman and Julie Farkas Announce Eat the Changeᵀᴹ Impact Changemakers for 2021 with $525,000 in Grants Awarded
Social entrepreneurs Seth Goldman and Julie Farkas announced today the selection of 36 national and community-based changemaking organizations as grant recipients for the 2021 cycle of the Eat the Change Impact grant program.
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Eat The Change Unveils 21-Day Marketing Campaign
EAT THE CHANGE LAUNCHES #incrEDIBLEplanetchallenge EARTH MONTH CAMPAIGN TO PROPEL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE THROUGH EVERYDAY CHOICESTogether with Partners Such as Beyond Meat®, Ripple Foods®, and S’well®, The 21-Day Social Media Challenge Aims to Show that Small Lifestyle and Dietary Shifts Can Help Address Climate Change
Eat The Change Impact Expands Grant Program With $525,000 In Funding For 2021
Eat the Change Impact (ETC Impact), the philanthropic partner of the planet-based snack company, Eat the Change, announced it is expanding the size of its grant program by 50% from $335,000 in 2020 to $525,000 in 2021. In addition, Flora Plant Butter announced it would be participating in the grants program, increasing the funding available by $25,000. Founded in 2020 by social entrepreneurs Seth Goldman and Julie Farkas, ETC Impact works to promote and expand access to climate-friendly foods across the nation. The grant program has committed to invest more than $1.25 million over three years to support a diverse group of changemaking organizations.