Revival is a proud sponsor of the Annual Johns Hopkins Breast Cancer Survivor Retreat. As part of the world-renowned Johns Hopkins Hospital, the Breast Center stands at the forefront of breast cancer research and treatment. Each year, the Center holds a retreat for recent breast cancer survivors that offers fellowship, education and fun through various classes on nutrition, stress management and setting new life goals. This annual retreat helps survivors re-engage life. Revival is honored to support recent breast cancer survivors knowing they will offer hope to breast cancer patients.

To learn more, visit the Johns Hopkins Breast Center at: www.hopkinsmedicine.org/breastcenter

Mother's Supporting Daughters with Breast Cancer
Lillie Shockney, RN, nationally recognized breast cancer survivor, founded MSDBC with her mother. The organization provides free support services for mothers with daughters battling breast cancer.

Peeke Performance Hike for Breast Cancer
Dr. Pamela Peeke helps to enrich the lives of breast cancer survivors with a hike up Castle Peak in Aspen.

On September 25th, Revival will help sponsor the second annual nationwide Walk From Obesity. This annual walk, sponsored by the American Society for Bariatric Surgery (ASBS), is a fund-raising event designed to reduce disability, death and discrimination of people who are obese. The walk will take place in 42 cities, including Nashville, San Francisco, Miami and Denver. All proceeds will go to support the ASBS Foundation, whose purpose is to increase awareness of bariatric surgery and its role in treating the disease of morbid obesity.

If you would like to learn more, please call toll free at 1-866-331-WALK(9255) or visit www.walkfromobesity.com

Every time you enjoy a delicious Revival Soy product, you help feed a hungry child.

As part of our ongoing efforts to put food in the hands of those in need, Revival has donated over 110,000 pounds (55 tons) of Revival Soy products to Feed The Children, an international, nonprofit, charitable organization committed to making a difference in the fight against hunger.

Feed The Children, led by Founder Larry Jones, provides "physical, spiritual, educational, vocational, technical, psychological, economic and medical assistance and other necessary aid to children, families, and persons in need in the United States and internationally." Let's just say they are dedicated to helping conquer the fight against hunger -- and so are we!

Pictured at left: One of Feed the Children's many trucks picks up 73,000 Revival Soy bars for tsunami victims.

Physicians Laboratories provided $150,000 for the complete and total funding of the statewide implementation of the North Carolina Child Alert Notification system.

"We are extremely gratified to play a role in this process, and it is our hope that a statewide Amber Alert program will effectively protect the children of North Carolina," says Aaron Tabor, M.D., CEO and Medical Research Director of Revival. "We hope that we never need this system, but it is an effective means of mobilizing the entire state to help find missing children. We challenge other businesses to do the same for their state."

Recently, we received an email from a soldier stationed in Iraq who had received a care package from home. Included in the care package were some Revival bars. And, while he loved the bars, there was just one problem; he needed more, not just for himself, but for the other soldiers in his unit. We thought this would be a great chance to show appreciation for our troops by sending some care packages of our own. So, every other month the Revival team sends 180 Revival bars, chips and soy nuts as well as some necessities and personal letters to Bravo company 216 Infantry. Revival is proud to support and honor these and other troops.

To learn more about sponsoring a US troops care package, visit the USO care package donation site at: www.usocares.org/donate.htm

Each year, Brenner Children's Hospital and Health Services holds a Festival of Trees and a Jingle Bell Jaunt to raise funds for the hospital. Revival has taken part in decorating trees for the Festival's Christmas Tree Forest that are sold for $500 each to help fund the program.

Operation Blessing is an international organization with efforts to relieve human suffering via combating hunger, deprivation and physical affliction with the provision of food, clothing, shelter, medical care and other basic necessities of life.

Operation Blessing also helps facilitate the development of healthy, vibrant and self-sustaining communities by addressing larger issues of education, food security, potable water, employment, community health, and disaster mitigation projects. Revival is happy to donate 4000 soy bars to Operation Blessing to help in their cause.

Many physicians associated with Revival participate in medical mission trips to countries around the world. Many of these countries lack any form of basic healthcare, and often, lack running water and electricity.