What's New?

We couldn't have a better partner than FoodPlay Productions —they are the cornerstone of our community relations and marketing initiatives and a great way to make a real difference in the lives of the families throughout our region."
—Molly Tarleton, Community Relations Specialist,
Hannaford Supermarkets
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Our partnership with FoodPlay is helping us effectively place our messages in 225 schools, reaching over 90,000 students, plus their families....fantastic feedback...widespread media coverage...a highly effective way to promote healthy eating and active living to youth, while spotlighting our campaign throughout our target area."
—Terry Behunin, Senior Director of Marketing,
Intermountain Healthcare
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We're very excited to extend our sponsorhip of FOODPLAY, a program that's been extremely successful promoting nutrition in the schools, to a much broader audience through television. Our Treat Your Body Right! campaign brought together the strength of New England's leading children's TV station with FoodPlay Productions to reach as many kids as possible with health messages that children can understand, and places those messages in the middle of TV programs that children watch. It's a perfect match with outstanding results!"
—Susan Pauker, M.D., Executive Director,
Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Foundation

Working together with FoodPlay was flawless. We liked how they incorporated Stonyfield Farm products into the show for our MooVille Tour. They were extremely professional, easy to work with, and delivered a great show!"
—David Kampner, Community Marketing Manager,
Stonyfield Farm
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With FoodPlay Productions, we found a highly effective science-based approach which teaches the critical life skills young people need to improve their eating and exercise habits. We are excited to use the enthusiasm generated by their live theater shows to make real changes in schools and communities by improving the nutrition and health choices offered."
—Geoffrey Wilkinson, Executive Director,
Massachusetts Public Health Association