Feature-homepage, Grants, Catering
Eden Andersen
Interview: Vegan Event Grant Awardee

Consuelo Bradley, president of Legacy Heritage in Alabama, received our Vegan Event Grant for their community garden grand opening. We spoke with Consuelo about the success of their event:

Interview: Vegan Event Grant Awardee
Grants, Feature-homepage, Shelters
Guest User
Recap: Vegan Convergence of the Peoples #14

On Sunday, August 6th, Animal Place’s Food for Thought Program Manager, Melissa White, spoke on a funders’ panel at Vegan Convergence of the Peoples #14. The panelists included Dawn Moncrief of A Well-Fed World and Leslie Barcus of VegFund.

Recap: Vegan Convergence of the Peoples #14
Grants, Wildlife
Guest User
Vegan Event Grant Recipient: Wildlife Rescue ...

We’re pleased to highlight recent event grant recipient, Wildlife Rescue League (WRL), based in Falls Church, Virginia. WRL provides care for sick, injured, and orphaned wildlife with the intent of releasing them back into their native habitat; and they run a wildlife assistance helpline too!

WRL’s Groundhog Day Vegan Luncheon was well attended and a fun and educational way to introduce delicious plant-based foods to the public and WRL’s members and volunteers. …

Vegan Event Grant Recipient: Wildlife Rescue League
Shelters
Guest User
Recap: RescueCon

​Last weekend West Coast Coordinator, Allie Gunter, traveled to Oxnard, California to attend the first-ever RescueCon. This very vegan-friendly event featured a variety of activities, vendors, and speakers (including one of Food for Thought’s very own endorsers, The Kitten Lady!). There was bunny yoga, a cat cafe, adoptable companion animals, rescued mini horses, and even a dog running for president!

To further top off an already amazing weekend showcasing the special connection between humans and nonhuman animals, all of the food at RescueCon was 100% plant-based! …

Recap: RescueCon

Catering

Food for Thought How to: Working with Veg-Friendly Caterers

Food for Thought How to: Working with Veg-Friendly Caterers

You’re involved with a nonprofit which has been contemplating adopting a more animal- and earth-friendly menu policy—yet you still have some lingering questions. Does this sound familiar? To start, it’s amazing that you’re looking to align your mission and your actions to save even more lives and to help protect our planet! It’s also understandable to have concerns or inquiries, just like with any type of change. …

Food for Thought is a PROGRAM OF Animal Place