Anne eats a fruit diet because it ticks all the boxes for her, ethically, spiritually, environmentally, and health-wise; and it is the way of eating that works best for her personally.

Anne has raised two very happy and healthy children on fruit diets, and this was the most joyful experience of her life.

Anne’s book ‘Fruitarianism The Path to Paradise’ was published in 2009; and the Italian version, ‘ Fruttarismo: la via verso il Paradiso‘, was published in 2011.

Anne currently live on the Atherton Tablelands in Far North Queensland, Australia, with her husband, cat, and a whole gang of Rock Wallabies; where they are gardening veganically and working towards self-sufficiency.

Anne spends her time planting and caring for fruit trees, and enjoying the wonders of nature around her.

Anne’s other interests include drawing, sewing, dancing, running, walking, researching, reading, and 50’s fashions.

She is passionate about sharing information on fruit diets and aims to live in a way that creates a symbiotic relationship with our Beautiful Planet.

Within the vegan paradigm, he’s grateful to have discovered a diet centered around fruit and raw veggies which optimizes his body so that it “just works” most of the time so he can focus on other things.

As a philanthropist, Owen founded the Phauna foundation (https://phaunaproject.org/) to make grants to individuals and organizations who are innovating ways to help evolve our attitudes towards animals. As an investor, he’s interested in how bitcoin can remake our economy into something more fair and just for everyone.

She had discovered and embraced a raw vegan fruit-based lifestyle in June 2002. Yuliya loves nature, all possible kinds of sports, meditation and her adventure and travel cat Otis.

Yuliya has been with the Woodstock Fruit Festival from the day when the idea first came into existence in 2010. She gives thanks daily for an opportunity to serve that couldn’t be more aligned with her core values.

Yuliya is coordinating the overall organizational and financial structure of the festival.

Since her transition to plant foods, she slowly came into the world of exotic fruits, juicing, and raw veganism. This led her to move and travel in Costa Rica for 3 months, which only made her love for exotic fruit and the tropical lifestyle grow. From here she began to connect with like minded souls online and build meaningful friendships that soon introduced her to the Woodstock Fruit Festival.

She joined the WFF family as an admin volunteer in 2021 and returned again in 2022. She believes in the mission of fueling the body with living foods to feel alive and better than ever. This community has become family and she has now joined the team as an admin support role.

Nanette has been a volunteer with the Woodstock Fruit Festival since 2021. She enjoys helping others, building deeply meaningful relationships and lifelong friendships, and inspiring others to reach new levels of their potential and self-realization. She absolutely loves working with the amazing team that so passionately organizes, runs, and coordinates the event. She is honored to be part of this amazing team and is deeply grateful to connect with such profoundly talented, fun, loving, and passionate souls.

Linsey is all about conscious living and helping others on their health journey. Her passion for spreading the word about the raw vegan lifestyle shines through Vegvisits, a platform that not only provides cruelty-free accommodations to travelers globally but nurtures a community that celebrates compassionate living, a sustainable future, and the sharing of knowledge.

In 2022, Linsey became Head of Logistics for the Woodstock Fruit Festival, where her years of experience in hospitality and love for fruit-powered living blend seamlessly.

She is extremely passionate about living a healthy raw vegan lifestyle and has followed a fruit-based raw vegan diet since 2011! Through changing her diet, Jeannette has healed her cystic acne, chronic fatigue, eczema, migraines, and a whole host of other health issues!

Jeannette has been a Manager at the Woodstock Fruit Festival since 2017, and currently, Jeannette is the Head of Social Media and in charge of the WFF Work Exchange Volunteer Program. Jeannette is responsible for the set up, breakdown and volunteer experience during the festival!

It was there Jillian fell in love with her all-time favorite fruit — figs — and discovered just how many she could eat in one sitting. (hint: it’s a lot!)

After witnessing the transformative power of raw foods on her health and reversing her autoimmune disease, Jillian was quick to follow the Woodstock Fruit Festival on social media to connect with other raw vegans and fruit lovers around the world. In 2019, she became WFF’s content writer and social media manager. She loves the opportunity to use her writing, marketing, and content creation background to help a cause she is truly passionate about.