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Leaner, cleaner, greener eating | May 2020 | Vegan Recipe Club
Welcome to May! Eating plant-based meals and living a veg lifestyle doesn’t just impact animals and the environment, it can impact your health as well! Join us this month as we explore recipes created by Sandra and Susan Sellani from their cookbook, The 40 Year-Old Vegan.
Get Support for Veg Eating with the Explore Veg Challenge!
The Explore Veg Challenge is a 21 day challenge to try vegan or vegetarian eating. Everyone who takes it will get daily email support, an invitation to join a Facebook support group, and a discount card good for 15% off at local restaurants!
Sign up to take the challenge here. On the form, you can invite friends to take the challenge with you! Be sure to include your address so we can mail you your rewards card.
Be on the lookout for an email from us every day of your pledge. You’ll get daily challenges as well as lots of fun tips and inspiration to motivate you and help make the challenge fun.
6 Additional Ways to Care for Ourselves and Our Community
Write to Grow Compassion
Meet Our New Community Organizer!
A few months ago, Compassionate Action for Animals (CAA) announced that a new role of Community Organizer was created, and now we are excited to introduce you to Tamuno Imbu!
Tamuno began working with CAA on April 1, just as all of our lives were changing due to the pandemic. Now, more than ever, is a critical time to show compassion to animals and remove them from our diet as a global community.
6 MORE Ways to Care for Ourselves and Our Community
6 More Ways to Care for Ourselves and Our Community
A New Community Organizer!
I’m delighted to share that, thanks to support from Animal Charity Evaluators’ Effective Animal Advocacy Fund, we are adding a community organizer to our staff: Tamuno Imbu!
6 Ways to Care for Ourselves and Our Community
Our Treatment of Animals Caused COVID-19. How can we get to a healthier world?
It is well documented that the outbreak of COVID-19 came from our treatment of animals.
The disease transferred from animals to humans at a meat market.
Our current worldwide focus is, sensibly, on slowing down the virus’s rapid spread. We would also be wise to lay the groundwork for the return to a healthier world.