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CHILLI'S CREW FOUNDATION HOSTS 2ND ANNUAL SUMMER CAMP SPONSORED BY BEACHBODY®
Chilli of TLC joins forces with fitness empire to boost girls'
self-esteem and body image
(Atlanta, GA) 5-time Grammy Award winning singer/dancer/actor Chilli better known as one third of super girl group TLC and her foundation "Chilli's Crew" is hosting its 2nd annual summer camp for teen girls August 1-4, 2013. The 4-day/ 3-night camp will take place in the founder's hometown of Atlanta, GA.
Chilli has partnered her foundation with celebrity and community mentors to conduct workshops and fun activities to enhance the teen girls' self-esteem and body image. The 2nd annual Chilli's Crew summer camp will feature many special guests, to share and reflect upon their expertise and experiences in their respected industries, which will be used as a source of encouragement for the young ladies.
Health and fitness pioneer, Beachbody.com is sponsoring the event and supporting Chilli's objective of teaching the girls proper nutrition and exercise in order for them to lead healthy lifestyles.
The lucky participants can expect to learn about healthy body image and self- esteem plus beauty, fashion, entertainment and more.
"I'm very excited about this year's Chilli's Crew Camp," says Chilli. "I can't wait chillito see some of my girls from last year and meet new ones. We had soooo much fun last year and this year is going to be even bigger! I want the girls to have fun and learn the importance of loving themselves from the inside out."
2012 marked the first year of what will now be an annual event for Chilli's Crew. The 3-day camp was a huge success that drew girls from all different walks of life. Mentors including legendary hip-hop artist MC Lyte and celebrity OB/GYN Dr. Tosha Rogers, conducted workshops on the ups and downs of the entertainment industry, becoming successful businesswomen and nurturing and caring for their developing bodies.
"Beachbody's Core Purpose is to help people achieve their goals and lead healthy fulfilling lives, so Chilli's event is a natural for us to sponsor and support," says Carl Daikeler, CEO of Beachbody. "And since I have a 13 year-old daughter, I totally understand the importance of educating young women at this age so they grow up with self confidence and a healthy body image."
The 2013 Chilli's Crew Summer Camp is now accepting applications from girls ages 13 to 17. In order to be selected to be a part of this year's camp, girls must submit an essay answering one of three questions relating to self-esteem and body image. The essay questions and more information can be found on http://ow.ly/d/1jbn.
For more information on Chilli's Crew, please contact Ashley Clark, ashley@enchantedpr.net.
To submit your application and essay, please contact chilliscrew@gmail.com.
ABOUT CHILLI'S CREW: Chilli's Crew is an Atlanta based community initiative program dedicated to assisting young ladies between the ages of 13-17. Founded by Chilli, one-third of music sensation TLC, Chilli's Crew has made it a priority to providing young ladies with the necessary resources to developing and maintaining a positive self-esteem and self-respect for themselves through empowerment and mentoring skills. Chilli's Crew commits itself to teaching young ladies how to explore and appreciate their individual beauty and how to love themselves from the inside out.
ABOUT BEACHBODY, LLC: Founded in 1998 by Carl Daikeler and Jon Congdon, Beachbody, LLC, operates Beachbody.com and TeamBeachbody.com. The Santa Monica, California-based company is the creator of the nation's most popular fitness and weight loss solutions including P90X®, INSANITY®, Brazil Butt Lift®, Slim in 6®, Turbo Jam®, Hip Hop Abs®, and Power 90® among many others. Beachbody® programs combine challenging DVD-based workouts with easy-to-follow diet guidelines, nutritional supplements (including its breakthrough health shake called Shakeology®, (AKA "The Hea
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I bring you into the mind of Add-2!
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