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NJveg
(opens in a new tab)NJveg is an all-volunteer non-profit, 501(c)(3) corporation in New Jersey. Our mission: vegan advocacy, education on plant-based diet benefits, volunteering & social events
NJveg will answer questions and provide free literature on the benefits of a plant-based life. Come out for an hour, or the entire event. Help spread the word that going vegan saves animals, protects the environment, and improves your health! No experience is necessary. We particularly need help setting up (around 8:30am) and packing up (to about 4:30pm). Please let us know what times you are available, and only RSVP if you’re volunteering.
NJveg was invited to have a table at the Mount Holly Seventh Day Adventist Church’s Health Fair on Sunday September 13. We answered questions and provided free literature on the benefits of a plant-based life. Thanks to Patti, Brett, and Steve for volunteering!We need volunteers for this and additional educational outreach. If you’re interested in joining NJveg’s outreach team, please contact us at NJveg.org@gmail.com or 609-557-7077 (text preferred).—Steve.View upcoming NJveg events here: njveg.org/event-calendar/.#njvegevents #njvegan #vegannj #njveg #njveganfood
NJveg had a volunteer work day helping the nonprofit Elephant Shoes Animal Rescue (Elephant Shoes Animal Rescue) in Franklin Township (Newfield), Gloucester County on Saturday September 12. We cleaned out the bunny and guinea pig room, the goat and pig enclosure, painted the goat and pig barn, assembled a catio, and groomed a horse. If you’d like to donate, you can do so online.We need volunteers for future sanctuary work days. If you’re interested in joining NJveg’s volunteer team, please contact us at NJveg.org@gmail.com or 609-557-7077 (text preferred).—Steve.View upcoming NJveg events here: njveg.org/event-calendar/.#njvegevents #njvegan #vegannj #njveg #njveganfood
The 133rd in NJveg’s hiking/walking + vegan dining series started with a delicious late lunch at vegan, gluten-free, and nut-free restaurant Lady and the Shallot (Lady & the Shallot Plant Based) in Ewing on Friday September 11.We then headed to Mercer Meadows in Hopewell Township & Lawrence Township for an easy ~3.5 mile hike.—Steve.View upcoming NJveg events here: njveg.org/event-calendar/.#njvegevents #njvegan #vegannj #njveg #njveganfood
Join NJveg for a volunteer work day! We’ll be helping the nonprofit Elephant Shoes Animal Rescue A vegan lunch will be provided at 2pm. We highly recommend bringing a water bottle, bug spray, sunblock, work gloves, work boots, and clothes that can get dirty. If you’d like to donate, you can do so at the sanctuary or online.Age 12 and up. Please sign up only if you are serious about attending and plan to attend for the full time. If anything comes up and you need to cancel, let us know ASAP, so that we may fill your spot. We’ve had a problem with last minute cancellations – don’t be that person!We need volunteers for future sanctuary work days. If you’re interested in joining NJveg’s volunteer team, please contact us at NJveg.org@gmail.com or 609-557-7077 (text preferred).161 Piney Ln, Franklin (Newfield), NJ 08344---#njveg #volunteerworkday #volunteerday #animalrescue
The 132nd in NJveg’s hiking/walking + vegan dining series started with an easy ~2 mile hike/walk at Lake Topanemus Park in Freehold on Saturday September 5.Afterward, we headed to Pat D’s Pizza in Howell to share a delicious vegan pizza, then to Ice Cream on 9, also in Howell, for vegan ice cream. 📸 Steve J and Steve W—Steve.View upcoming NJveg events here: njveg.org/event-calendar/.#njvegevents #njvegan #vegannj #njveg #njveganfood
NJveg (NJveg) had a volunteer work day on Monday September 7 (Labor Day), helping the vegan nonprofit sanctuary Layla’s Rescue Ranch (Layla’s Rescue Ranch) in Pittsgrove. We cleaned out pig areas and cut down some poisonous weeds and bushes. 📸 Steve and MackenzieWe need volunteers for future sanctuary work days. If you’re interested in joining NJveg’s volunteer team, please contact us at NJveg.org@gmail.com or 609-557-7077 (text preferred).—Steve.View upcoming NJveg events here: njveg.org/event-calendar/.#njvegevents #njvegan #vegannj #njveg #njveganfood
NJveg (NJveg) answered questions and provided free literature on the benefits of a plant-based life at the South Jersey Gay Pride Festival in Pennsauken on Sunday September 6. Thanks to Brett, Tabitha, EJ, Diana, Steve W, and Steve J for volunteering! 📸 Brett and a friendly attendeeWe need volunteers for this and additional educational outreach. If you’re interested in joining NJveg’s outreach team, please contact us at NJveg.org@gmail.com or 609-557-7077 (text preferred).—Steve.View upcoming NJveg events here: njveg.org/event-calendar/.#njvegevents #njvegan #vegannj #njveg #njveganfood
NJveg will have a table at CAE.
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NJveg (NJveg) answered questions and provided free literature on the benefits of a plant-based life at Lokai Rose’s (Lokai Rose) Wildheart Fundraising Festival in West Milford on Sunday August 30. Thanks to Lisa and Steve for volunteering! 📸 MattWe need volunteers for additional educational outreach. If you’re interested in joining NJveg’s outreach team, please contact us at NJveg.org@gmail.com or 609-557-7077 (text preferred).—Steve.View upcoming NJveg events here: njveg.org/event-calendar/.#njvegevents #njvegan #vegannj #njveg #njveganfood
