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ALCOHOL, TOBACCO, HIGHWAY SAFETY, SUBSTANCE ABUSE, SEXUAL AWARENESS…

 

The choices kids are faced with today are absolutely mind-boggling, and the consequences of those choices can be dangerous—even potentially lethal. Our philosophy is to provide students with information that can facilitate choices that will promote a healthy, exciting educational experience that carries on to the real world. With an impressive, award-winning track record, ThinkFast caters to students of all ages and interests by combining state of the art technology, entertainment, and age-relevant awareness information.

 

ThinkFast performs hundreds of awareness events each year to elementary, high school, and college students across the United States. The Tennessee Governor’s Highway Safety Office uses ThinkFast to educate high school and college students about Alcohol and Highway Safety for the state's ‘Booze It & Lose It’ campaign. With support from federal grants that aim to combat underage drinking and drug abuse, a growing number of schools are programming multiple ThinkFast events each semester in an effort to continuously and consistently spread the messages of prevention and awareness. Penn State University, University of Mississippi, and University of North Carolina are just a few of the colleges that have established on-going ThinkFast tournaments that present a different awareness theme during each event.

 

In addition to contracts with state agencies and universities, TjohnE also works with coalitions to help make communities safe, healthy, and drug-free, and participates in regional and national conferences for S.A.D.D., C.A.D.C.A., Lifesavers, PRIDE Youth, Bacchus & Gamma Peer Education Network, and many more. From community mobilization projects, to after-school programs and various public school ‘Drug-Free Schools’ campaigns, TjohnE is the one source for interactive programs that educate and entertain large audiences, and facilitate both personal and community development.