Thrive™ Blog

Using natural elements in works of art is a growing trend among artists. Artists are creating sculptures, paintings and other pieces with the use of twigs, branches, leaves, stones and other natural items from our environment. Whether these works of art are temporary,...

Succulents are easy plants to care for and make a great addition to any office space, kitchen, bookshelf or windowsill. These plants are native to areas prone to drought and as a result, they store water to last them through long periods with little to no water. This...

August 15th is National Relaxation Day. It is time to slow down, unwind and relax! This recognized day is a great way to break from the fast-paced and often hectic lifestyles we live and rejuvenate our tired minds and bodies. Stress has been proven harmful to our...

Summer is quickly coming to an end and soon it’ll be time to send the kids back to school. Shopping for a new school year can be a fun process for both parents and kids. Start your school year right and make your back-to-school preparations more sustainable. Here are...

Summer is full swing, which means your kids are out of school and looking for things to do. Summer is the perfect season to get them outside and unplugged from their TVs, phones and video games. Now is a great time to get them involved in fun eco-friendly activities...

Summer is a great time for crafting projects that might be too large or too messy for inside the house. Gather your supplies, roll out a blanket on your yard or brush off the picnic table, and pick some fun DIY projects to start. The list below will supply you with...

Spring is finally here and along with warm weather, there are fun concerts and music festivals starting around the country! Every year, music festivals generate several tons of trash, both inside and outside the grounds. This is not only wasteful, but it is also...