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Toyota Partners with Broccoli City for Earth Day

Radio Facts:BC-Fest-Home2015_skinny-1060x348 What do Lance Gross, Toyota and the Broccoli City Fest have in common? An all-out Earth Day celebration with performances by Erykah Badu, Jaden and Willow Smith, and more. Designed to educate students, faculty and alumni of historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) on the benefits of adopting a sustainable lifestyle, Toyota’s environmental stewardship program, the Toyota Green Initiative (TGI), is culminating its 2014 tour celebrating Earth Day at the environmentally conscious music festival Broccoli City Fest in Washington, D.C. on Saturday, April 25, 2015. As this year’s automotive sponsor, TGI will be on site with its coalition – a group of celebrities and sustainability experts and enthusiasts who advocate for green living – including Grey’s Anatomy actor and Howard University alum Lance Gross, environmental advocates Earthseed and green blogger Yoli Ouiya. The TGI coalition will share their commitment to environmental progress and innovation through various seminars and DIY presentations including, but not limited to: TGI Challenge Sign up to take the TGI Challenge where participants will have the opportunity to receive a donation from TGI that can fulfill any green project in their community. Participants will have to complete four activities (ride and drive, fitness class, TGI seminar and a green action) and enter a raffle for their chance to win. Green Your Passion TGI Coalition members will host a panel discussion about innovative technology, touching on hybrid technology and how it relates to green entrepreneurialism. DIY Juice Bar Consumers will be able to create their own juices from select locally-grown organic vegetables and fruits. Coalition members will share recipes and share how to green your body. Food for Your Soul Coalition members will discuss food and how purchasing and consuming food can have an impact on the environment. Consumers will have an opportunity to taste healthy food alternatives. Green Tech Attendees will learn about eco-technology products and sustainable brands. Follow all TGI action at Broccoli City Fest with #ToyotaGreen. TGI’s Broccoli City Fest culmination follows a year where the automaker set out to inspire and spark conversations around sustainability and environmental awareness at HBCUs and their local communities through partnerships with Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) and Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) conferences, and day of service activities that included greening local community centers. TGI kicked off 2014 with a Toyota Prius vehicle delivery program in which all 22 SWAC and CIAA HBCUs received a one-year leased Prius vehicle to assist in driving the Toyota “green” initiative forward. TGI Serve: An Earth Day of Action Leading up to Broccoli City Fest on Friday, April 24, 2015, volunteers are invited to give back and green the Blind Whino SW Arts Club (700 Delaware Avenue SW) at TGI Serve, an Earth Day of Action in conjunction with Dreaming Out Loud. Participants will have the opportunity to green one of D.C.’s most unique centers of learning and community impact in urban agriculture. Activities will include, garden and community clean-up activities, planting spring/summer crops, light bulb replacement and more.

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