ProVeg Grants offers funding to diet-change organizations and projects, aligning with ProVeg‘s mission to reduce the global consumption of animals by 50% by the year 2040.
Funding Information
ProVeg Grants offers financial support between $5,000 – $30,000 per year, as well as tailored support from ProVeg International’s Intervention Experts.
They are currently Prioritizing:
Proposals from outside the United Kingdom, Germany, Netherlands, Czechia, Poland, South Africa, Spain, Belgium, Nigeria, United States
Organizations that are led by and meaningfully employ women, people of colour, and other marginalized persons
Projects that are evidence-based with measurable results
They support organizations and individuals that:
Work towards ProVeg International’s mission to reduce the global consumption of animals by 50% by the year 2040
Prioritizes all animal species equally (for instance, does not benefit cows at the cost of increasing consumption of chickens)
Aim to reduce or eliminate demand or consumption of animal products
Only conduct work around diet-change, food systems change, or alt-proteins and do not conduct animal welfare activities, community projects, or other non-diet or non-plant-based, cultured or fermented food work.
Consistently demonstrates a positive reputation with their stakeholders and community, and can contribute to ProVeg International’s positive reputation
Align with ProVeg Grants Program’s safespace and respectful workplace values
Are outside the United States and/or are not an international chapter of US-based organizations
Eligibility Criteria
They are currently prioritizing proposals for the following interventions:
School or university catering programs
Other institutional catering programs
Corporate rankings
V-Label
Transforming national dietary guidelines
Lobbying for more plant-forward policies
Events (B2B conferences, vegfests or medical summits)
Challenge based campaigns
Unrestricted general operating support (for organizations who have already received a ProVeg Grant, with a track record of success in vegan advocacy)
Ineligibility Criteria
They are currently not funding:
Animal welfare reforms or welfare campaigns
Animal farming or other animal use
Projects that use animal products (animal-based food, leather, etc.)
Projects or organizations that benefit, support, or are impartial to animal farming or other exploitation of animals
For-profit companies
Food banks, hunger-relief, or food expenses
Gardening projects
Book production
Animal rescue or care
Political parties or candidate endorsement
Legal defense
Protests, demonstrations, or vigils
Tuition, student research
Work within the United States or international chapters of USA organizations
