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EPISODE · Mar 7, 2024 · 1H 6M

Ep #111 Gracie Cavnar, Writer, Philanthropist, Founder, Chairman & CEO of Recipe for Success

from Living The Authentic Life · host Living The Authentic Life

Gracie Cavnar is a go-getter who is changing the way Houston’s children eat their food. Instead of focusing on a problem, Gracie brainstorms solutions and works tirelessly to create radical change, which is why we call her the original disruptor. In 2005, she and her husband Bob Cavnar founded the Recipe for Success Foundation, a nationally recognized nonprofit which is dedicated to changing the way children understand, appreciate and eat their food, and helping the community provide healthier diets for them. Join us as Gracie shares her fascinating story from starting modeling as a young child to pioneering a mission to remove soft drinks from vending machines in schools, to creating Hope Farms, a 7-acre urban farm in view of downtown skyscrapers with programs to teach, empower and inspire healthy eating. Visit Recipe4Success.org to learn more about her annual Fashion in the Fields brunch benefiting the Recipe for Success Foundation coming up on April 21, 2024 at Hope Farms.

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