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It’s
great to know that I can support Vegan Outreach
– and in turn increase the
number of people who hear our message –
by making a financial contribution. Here
is my contribution to the matching.
Please keep up the good and important work you
are doing. Three years ago, one of your booklets
handed to me on a street corner convinced me
that I could no longer live in denial of the
abuses and injustice humans inflict on animals.
Invest for Maximum Results! Deadline Almost Here!In the early 1990s, we formed Vegan Outreach, dedicated to optimally effective advocacy per dollar donated and hour worked.
More than 16 million booklets later, Vegan Outreach activists are still out there, every day, directly reaching more new people with detailed, documented booklets – booklets that have been shown, day after day, to be effective and efficient at creating real change. You know Vegan Outreach is entirely focused on giving you the biggest bang for the buck. You know, from the feedback and surveys, what your donations have accomplished. You know where your contributions will go, and as the graph below shows, you make a real, measurable difference. This necessary work is creating a fundamentally better world for all!
You
can be a part of expanding this work – We’re currently $17,495 from our matching goal. Please invest in creating maximum change and make a secure, fully tax-deductible contribution online at VeganOutreach.org/donate If you want to have the greatest possible impact, please click here to make a special donation today! Together, we’ll continue to get real results, every day! –Anne, Jack, Jon, & Matt
P.S. We’ve sent out nearly 3,000,000
booklets in 2011.
My tour was amazing,
from California to Louisiana! It was great to
meet people who had gone veg after getting a
booklet previously, and talk to so many interested
people. Thank you all for your amazing
support and encouraging words throughout the
duration of the tour. There’s no way I could
have done it without you. Heidi and I reached
nearly 2,000 students and had great conversations
at San Diego Mesa College. One student took
a stack of Compassionate Choices to
give to her philosophy professor who was “just
talking about this.” A student doing a
presentation on factory farms (literally on
his way to class to do it) asked for 30 to give
his classmates. BAM! While
waiting for the rush of students at
South Portland High School, I had a nice conversation
with two bus drivers. One of them started telling
the other about the cramped, awful conditions
for animals, and he specifically mentioned chickens.
We talked about the abundance of other foods
including veggie meats. He said, “With
a lot of them, you can’t even tell the difference.”
He gladly accepted a Guide, and the
other driver asked for an extra Even If
You Like Meat to give to a friend.
At Princeton,
I ran into a student who commented that this
is perfect timing. She was giving a presentation
on these issues to her Practical Ethics class that very day. She actually said she was
wishing she had some of these booklets for passing
around! Well, she got some! The
First Friday Art Walk was awesome –
we reached over 3,600 people! We met many vegetarians
and vegans and even ran into two girls who said
they’ve mostly gone veg since getting the booklets
before! Another girl said her sister went vegetarian
after getting a booklet from us at a previous
First Friday! More
people, more results!
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