Please let's welcome Jessica Gomez, the newest member of our community. We're so glad you're here Jessica.

🎉 Let’s congratulate our Top 3 Leaderboard winners this week! 👏 Jenny Rader-Bakos 👏 Sally Crawford 👏 Co Getter Let’s give a big congratulations to Jenny Rader-Bakos for being our top winner three weeks in a row! 🎉 Jenny, your consistency, participation, and support in this community truly stand out. Keep shining — we see you! 🌱👏 Who’s brave enough to challenge Jenny? 👀 Come on, y’all let’s have some fun and see who’s coming for that next top leaderboard spot! 🌱🎉 Thank you all for your outstanding contributions, encouragement, and participation in this community. Your presence helps make this space stronger and more inspiring for everyone. Who will be in the Top 3 next week? Go for it — your name could be next! 🌱✨

Happy 4th of July to all of our U.S. members! 🇺🇸 Today marks 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence, a reminder of freedom, courage, and the opportunity to keep building better lives for ourselves and our families. As we celebrate today, let’s also remember that taking care of our health is one of the ways we honor the life we’ve been given. Enjoy your day, stay safe, and add something fresh, colorful, and plant-based to your plate! 🌿❤️🤍💙

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Have you heard of the EWG — Environmental Working Group? Each year, they release a helpful guide called the Clean 15 and Dirty Dozen, which highlights produce with the lowest and highest pesticide residue. The Clean 15 can be especially helpful when you’re trying to eat more fruits and vegetables without feeling overwhelmed by the cost of buying everything organic. You can visit their site at www.ewg.org to learn more. Over the next few days, I’ll be sharing 3 benefits of different fruits and vegetables, especially those known for having lower pesticide residue. My goal is to help you make simple, informed choices as you add more plant-based foods to your meals. 🌿 Have you heard of the Clean 15 and Dirty Dozen before? Do you find this kind of information valuable?