Exciting News, Farming Enthusiasts and Animal Lovers!

At FACT we value the power of connection and community, from our network of over 11,000 humane farmers providing a better life to animals across the country, to our community of monthly donors who allow us to allocate more resources to protecting and nurturing your food, health and community.

Because we see the impact of community in our work every day, we wanted to find a new way for people interested in FACT to feel a sense of belonging, see our impact, have a voice, and learn how to take action. We want people to feel connected to our cause and the people behind it.

That’s why today we are thrilled to announce the launch of our exclusive online community! (Currently available for iPhone users, with Android and Web versions coming soon).

As a member of our community, you'll get to dig deeper into the world of humane farming with exclusive content. Expect enriching insights into our initiatives, updates on our advocacy work, and exclusive behind-the-scenes content from our partner farms.

You'll also get the chance to connect with other animal lovers, farmers, and dedicated supporters, sharing experiences, ideas, and your passion for farm animal welfare. Imagine being part of a vibrant network of individuals who care about sustainable and humane farming as much as you do.

Our community is housed within Makua, a new giving app that connects nonprofits and supporters. To join, simply use this link to download the Makua app and join our community today!

To join, we ask for a monthly donation of any amount via the Makua app, which will directly allow us to continue our work to benefit farmers, their animals, meat production workers, and consumers alike.

We can’t wait to welcome you into our community and hear your unique stories and perspectives on farm animal welfare!

 

P.S. You can rest assured that your gift is used effectively and efficiently as FACT has a 2023 Platinum Seal of Transparency from GuideStar and a Four-Star Rating from Charity Navigator.

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