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A strategy for prevention

Thrive, an organization committed to reducing the number of teen births in central Oklahoma, recently hosted a cocktail party to launch the Comprehensive Plan—three strategies to reduce teen pregnancy. Hosted by Cliff and Leslie Hudson (right) in their downtown Oklahoma City home, attendees heard from Kirkpatrick Family Fund director Elizabeth Eickman, Thrive CEO Laura Lang, and vice president of development at the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, Penny Voss, speak about this ambitious program.

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Jennifer Weast, Thrive boardmember and senior vice president and controller at BancFirst, BancFirst chairman Gene Rainbolt, The Oklahoman columnist Charlotte Lankard, Laura Lang, and Penny Voss
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Tina Burdett, program manager for the Kirkpatrick Family Fund
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Thrive staff members Amy Jenkins and Brittney Criswell
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Matt Guillory, Amanda Davis, associate vice president of annual giving at Oklahoma State University Foundation and Julie Knutson, Oklahoma Academy president and CEO
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Oklahoma community philanthropists Pat and Ray Potts
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Thrive officers Elizabeth Eickman, the Reverend Lori Walke, and Alba Weaver are at the forefront of the collective’s efforts