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will help you sponsor your own grassroots vegan and animal protection
project.
Through
several years of operating the Sabina Fund, we
have come to know dozens of effective, dedicated
grassroots groups doing amazing work to promote
vegetarianism and animal protection throughout
the world.
Donate here and specify what kind of Sabina project you would like to sponsor or
for more details.
Here are examples:
•
Action Group for Animal Liberation (Belgium) produced and distributed a brochure
on 'Vegetarian Living.'
• Animals’ Angels (Germany) follows
trucks hauling live animals throughout Europe
and North America, providing food and water to
suffering animals and alerting authorities to
animal welfare violations.
• Anonymous for Animals (Israel) holds annual
Meatout and World Farm Animals Day observances
featuring street theater, marches, and food sampling.
• Chelma Advisory Institute (Kenya) is developing
vegetarian awareness through community workshops.
• Compassionate
Action for Animals conducted undercover work to
expose the cruelty of Michael Foods, the world's
largest egg products company.
• Compassion Over Killing maintains a weekly
exhibit of factory farm and slaughterhouse photographs
on the National Mall.
• Concordia Animal Rights Association (Canada) set up a vegan resource center in Montreal.
• Empatia (Poland) is publishing and distributing
vegetarian literature.
• Friends of Animals (Croatia) built an exhibit
documenting the atrocities of factory farming.
• Gentle Barn is a small farmed animal sanctuary
near LA that hosts educational outings for hundreds
of school children.
• Global Action Network (Canada) investigates
animal cruelties in Canadian factory farms and
slaughterhouses.
• Health Seminars Unlimited conducts plant-based
cooking classes and health seminars in Alabama.
• Maine
Animal Coalition produces vegetarian cooking shows
for public access television.
• Nigeria Vegetarian Society is conducting
large scale vegetarian feeding and
education programs.
• Progetto Vivere Vegan (Italy) published
the Italian version of 'Why Vegan' and built a
traveling exhibit.
• Protecting Animals sets up library displays in
Chicago.
• Rhode Island Animal Rights Coalition acquired
a video van to show the conditions of farmed animals.
• Vegan Action is introducing vegan meals
in college cafeterias.
• Veg Video produces vegetarian television
shows for public access stations.
• Yes Future (Russia) is sponsoring vegetarian festivals.
• Several dozen women's emancipation groups in India
hold annual Meatout and World Farm Animals Day
observances
with lectures, marches, and bicycle
rallies in nearby villages.
You
can sponsor such projects through us or we can
put you in touch with our applicants directly.
Typical grants range between $500-$1,500.
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