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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
The 138th in NJveg’s hiking/walking + vegan dining series will start with an easy ~1.5 mile hike at Boundary Creek Natural Resource Area (515 Creek Rd, Moorestown, NJ 08057). We’ll then head to nearby (just 1.3 miles away) Rainbow Meadow Park (237 Creek Rd, Delran, NJ 08075) for an easy 1 mile hike.Let us know what restaurant you’re interested in for lunch afterward! Inclement weather date TBD. Please review NJveg’s restaurant trip guidelines, and note that only vegan food may be ordered at our table.
The 137th in NJveg’s hiking/walking + vegan dining series was on Saturday November 7. We started with an easy post-outreach, ~2.5 mile hike at Allaire State Park in Wall Township. Afterward, we headed to vegan restaurant Kaya’s Kitchen (Kaya's Kitchen) in Belmar for a delicious early dinner.—Steve.View upcoming NJveg events here: njveg.org/event-calendar/.#njvegevents #njvegan #vegannj #njveg #njveganfood
NJveg is giving away 4 SETS OF 4 WEEKEND PASSES to the New Jersey Vegfest in Montclair on November 14 & 15! There will be tons of vegan vendors, including NJveg, and live music all day… You do not want to miss this! Here’s how to enter:1: Follow both NJveg and New Jersey VegFest on Instagram2: Tag 3 people you want to share your passes with as a comment.3: 4 winners will be selected at random on Wednesday November 11 and will receive a DM to claim their passes.4: You can enter as many times as you want. 5: NJveg members entering will have twice the chance to win! Join here - njveg.org/membership/READY. SET. GO! 🍟🍕🌮🌯🍔🌭🧁🍩🍪🥗🥑.--Steve.View upcoming NJveg events here: njveg.org/event-calendar/.#njvegevents #njvegan #vegannj #njveg #njveganfood
NJveg answered questions and provided free literature on the benefits of a plant-based life at the Allaire Village Flea Market in Wall Township on Saturday November 7. Thanks to Camillo, John, and LeeAnn for volunteering! We somehow forgot to take a photo, but this one shows our approximate setup.We 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
HAPPENING NOW!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 7am) and packing up (to about 2:30pm). Please let us know what times you are available.We’ll have an easy hike afterward – see separate event listing.
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 9:30am) and packing up (to about 5:30pm). Please let us know what times you are available (email NJveg.org@gmail.com or text 609-557-7077)—Steve.View upcoming NJveg events here: njveg.org/event-calendar/.#njvegevents #njvegan #vegannj #njveg #njveganfood
The 137th in NJveg’s hiking/walking + vegan dining series will start with an easy post-outreach hike at Allaire State Park (info, map) in Wall Township. Meet at the Allaire Village parking lot (GPS coordinates 40.157872, -74.129889). Afterward, we’ll head to vegan restaurant Kaya’s Kitchen (1000 Main St, Belmar, NJ 07719) for an early dinner. Please review NJveg’s restaurant trip guidelines, and note that only vegan food may be ordered at our table.Allaire Village (in Allaire State Park), 4265 Atlantic Ave, Wall Township, NJ 07727
The 136th in NJveg’s hiking/walking + vegan dining series started with lunch at vegan restaurant Living on the Veg (Living On The Veg) in Manahawkin on Saturday October 31. Afterward, we headed to nearby Cedar Bonnet Island for an easy ~1.5 mile walk/hike. We then returned to Living on the Veg for vegan soft serve!If you look closely in the 2 aquatic photos, you can see a tiny crab and a tiny fish near the center.—Steve.View upcoming NJveg events here: njveg.org/event-calendar/.#njvegevents #njvegan #vegannj #njveg #njveganfood
NJveg answered questions and provide free literature on the benefits of a plant-based life at the Vegan in NJ Monthly Market (Vegan in NJ 🌱 Monthly Vendor Market) in Neptune Township on Sunday November 1. Thanks to Brett, Camillo, EJ, Andrea, and Steve for volunteering! 📸 KerrieWe 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
NJveg had a speaker program at The College of New Jersey in Ewing on Thursday October 29. NJveg president Steve Fenster gave a presentation focusing on the ethical and environmental impacts of a plant-based life. 📸 LorraineNJveg also had a speaker program at Montclair State University on Monday October 26. American Vegan Society president emeritus Freya Dinshah and AVS board president Barata El both talked about their personal stories, then NJveg president Steve Fenster gave a presentation on the health, ethical, and environmental impacts of a plant-based life. We had a lot of great questions from students. Barata and Freya are pictured listening to one of them.—Steve.View upcoming NJveg events here: njveg.org/event-calendar/.#njvegevents #njvegan #vegannj #njveg #njveganfood