Our Impact
Stats
To date, we have reached over 300,000 people:
Books › 20,000
Press › 200,000
Social Media › 75,000
Sport Venues › 8,000
Website › 8,000
Story Walks › 2,000
Our impact is measured not just through statistics but through stories of real change at home, at school, in sport, and far beyond. Positive change is seen in the adoption and sharing of our educational materials, engagement in social and environmental student campaigns, participation in our documentary film project, and ongoing and compelling multimedia press coverage.
Carol Johnston,
President Board of Directors
"XTERRA Champion and Social Advocate Barbara Edelston Peterson is an inspiration and force of nature! We couldn’t be more excited to feature Barbara, the Founder of Whole Champion Foundation on our TV Channel. As a new member of the Santa Barbara community, she quickly found her way into our schools, businesses, and organizations sharing her positivity, and reminding us to step up and make a difference. She is a special leader who models personal, social and environmental responsibility in her everyday life."
Living Local Santa Barbara TV Host, Gail Kvistad. A Santa Barbara native and guide to local people, businesses, and organizations.
“My fifth-grade classroom came to life as Barbara shared her books, workbooks, and vision with us. I will adopt The Whole Person Learning Series into our classroom for years to come.”
Ms. Katie, 5th Grade Teacher
“When we realized the positive impacts of integrating Whole Champion programs into
our curricula, we then chose a brand new school motto, ‘A Whole Person Makes the Whole World Better.’ In our two years or collaboration, our entire community is more aware, responsible, and active—at school, at home, and beyond. Together, we have become true champions of positive change.”
Ms. Kori, Headmaster
“Thanks to the inspiration and direction f rom Whole Champion, our school created its first-ever Story Walk explaining how ‘A Whole Person Makes the Whole World Better.’ We are so proud and enriched to have this permanent outdoor exhibit in our Nature Lab.”
Ms. Vanessa, Director of Science
