Added 18 captures from the trailer of Jennie’s most recent movie.

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[002] December 28th – Jennie Garth & Peter Facinelli Visit Disneyland Park

Added stills & the promotional photoshoot from Jennie’s latest movie.

Added 24 images from the event which Jennie attended back in January.

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[033] October 5th – Jennie Garth Kicks Off International Walk To School Day
[013] November 7th – Jennie Garth Reads At The Milk + Bookies Event

Former Beverly Hills 90210 actress and Dancing with the Stars contestant and eco-mom Jennie Garth has already spoken publicly about her fondness for eco-friendly apparel and personal care items.

In July, she told EcoStiletto.com that, “I’ve always been conscious of the environment, but having kids changes every aspect of your life. I want this planet to be around and in good shape for my children and their babies. I also want them to have the cleanest foods, healthcare and personal care products I can find. There are some great eco-friendly kids’ lines out there.”

Now, the actress is teaming up with the National Center for Safe Routes to School and Green Works to encourage families to walk to school, as part of International Walk to School Month.

“It’s a good opportunity to get families thinking about quality time together and giving back to the environment,” Garth told Parade magazine. “It goes hand in hand with greener living. And it keeps kids healthy and promotes family time.”

Garth and her husband, fellow actor Peter Facinelli, are also in the process of building a green home in California’s Santa Ynez Valley.

“We bought 15 acres and we’re going to build a house that’s green from the ground up. And we’re actually going to be documenting it, sort of like a reality show. Hopefully, educating people on how to be green,” she told Parade.

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[029] September 16th – Apple Lane Orchard

Actress and long-time vegetarian Jennie Garth recently penned a letter to Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) in which she asks the Speaker to support the Improving Nutrition for America’s Children Act (H.R. 5504), legislation, that if passed, would improve the quality of meals served to children both in and out of school.

“I’m writing to you because I am passionate about promoting healthy lifestyles. This past year, I have been working to educate and motivate children to make healthy choices,” explains Garth. “But nutrition education isn’t enough. We also have to make sure that every child in American can find healthy foods in their school cafeteria.”

The Beverly Hills 90210 star, who has also served as a spokesperson for Hidden Valley’s “Love Your Veggies campaign”, continues by expressing her concern for the current lack of healthy food options school cafeterias provide for children and the unfortunate repercussions that poor nutrition eventually lead to:
Right now, unfortunately, the food served in many schools is too high in saturated fat and cholesterol. Cafeterias are serving pepperoni pizza and beef burritos and other high-fat foods, and healthy choices aren’t always easy to find. That’s especially troubling because more than a third of America’s children are overweight or obese. Obesity can lead to heart disease, type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure and some forms of cancer.

Garth joins more than 30 other celebrities in support of the legislation.

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