SUPPORT

Support our vision for a just and sustainable food system that honors Jewish ethics.

Our Impact

Your gift allows us to further public awareness, guide communal policy, and mobilize Jewish leaders. Ongoing support ensures that we can offer free food policy consultations and accessible programs to all.

WE RAISE AWARENESS

48%

FALSELY BELIEVE

Our research exposed significant gaps in people’s understanding about animal agriculture and their expectations of kosher certification.

Nearly half of Jewish Americans falsely believe that animals in kosher production are better treated than non-kosher.

WE HELP CONSUMERS ALIGN THEIR VALUES AND PRACTICE

SAVES UP TO

2/3

GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS & WATER USE

The primary strategy we advocate for and help communities adopt–plant-based defaults–is a set of subtle changes with big impact.

Compared to a typical gathering, a gathering that serves plant-based food by default saves up to ⅔ in greenhouse gas emissions and water use, along with up to ¾ savings in food-related land use.

WE EMPOWER LEADERS

400+

JEWISH CLERGY & LEADERS

Our merging organizations have recruited hundreds of Jewish clergy and leaders who are calling for positive change to our food practices.

Over 400 Jewish clergy and leaders have called for more sustainable food practices that center plant-based food and avoid products from factory farms.

WAYS TO SUPPORT

Give a gift that will help sustain our advocacy efforts year round. We welcome both one-time and recurring gifts through our online platform.

Be an advocate for sustainable dining at your next program with food. Contact us for tips and resources.

Bring an ethical food policy to your community. Schedule a free consultation with our staff to get started.

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כל המרחם על הבריות מרחמין עליו מן השמים
"Anyone who is compassionate to creatures receives compassion from the heavens."

– Babylonian Talmud Shabbat 151B