As we continue our journey to make a meaningful impact in the lives of farmed animals, I want to share with you an opportunity to help the billions of animals trapped in the cruel animal agriculture industry: join Animal Impact Makers by becoming a monthly donor.
Have you ever thought of what it means to take AIM at animal agriculture? By committing to a monthly contribution, you’ll become an integral part of our sustainable support network and together, we'll take the actions most needed for farmed animals toward ending animal agriculture and building a vegan world, whether that’s in the courtroom, undercover at an industrialized agriculture operation, by empowering others to go vegan, or helping a farmer transition out of animal agriculture altogether.
Consistent Impact: Your monthly donations will make a tangible and lasting difference in the lives of farmed animals.
Cost-Efficient: Regular contributions help reduce administrative costs and allocate more resources directly toward our shared mission, maximizing the effectiveness of every dollar donated.
Long-Term Planning: With a steady stream of monthly support, we can plan ahead with confidence, initiate new investigations, and invest in innovative legal solutions to address systemic issues of animal agriculture.
Community Building: By joining our monthly giving program, you’ll be joining a community of dedicated supporters who share a commitment to helping farmed animals.
Your decision to become a monthly donor will have a ripple effect, touching the lives of countless animals. No contribution is too small, and every dollar makes a difference.
Thank you for your unwavering dedication to our cause. Together, we are building a kinder world for farmed animals.
With gratitude,
Cheryl Leahy
Executive Director
PS: Not ready to make a monthly commitment? Help animals today with a one-time gift by clicking here.
As a non-profit organization, Animal Outlook relies on donations from caring, generous people like you. Every dollar matters. Your support makes a world of difference to farmed animals.
