Farm to Fridge: Inspiring Compassion One View at a Time

Nathan Runkle April 30, 2012

Last week, over 1,200 people from across the country were exposed to the true horrors of factory farming, as MFA volunteers in Ohio, New York, and Chicago, held “Paid-Per-View” events at high schools, college campuses, and Earth Day festivals. Teens and adults alike viewed a short version of MFA’s hard-hitting documentary Farm to Fridge and learned the truth about the cruelty that takes place behind the closed doors of modern day factory farms. In exchange, they received a dollar.

PPVChicago.jpgIMG_1106.JPGMost viewers were deeply moved by the film, and many exclaimed their desire to go vegetarian on the spot. Thanks to VegFund, an organization that provides financial backing for Paid-Per-View events and other grassroots outreach activities, more and more people are making the switch to a kind and compassionate vegetarian diet.

PPVEDNY.jpgPPVNYGF.jpgInspired? Check out our step-by-step instructions on setting up your own Paid-Per-View event.

Click here to order MFA’s Vegetarian Starter Kits.

Read what’s next.

USDA Confirms Case of Mad Cow in California

InvestigationsNewsPlant-BasedRecipes

On the heels of the USDA’s announcement that it may allow chicken slaughterhouses to self regulate – a dangerous measure that could lead to a colossal disease epidemic in the United States – the USDA has just confirmed a case of bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE), commonly known as “Mad Cow Disease,” in California. BSE is […]

Read More

Burger King Makes Cage-Free Vow to Benefit Pigs and Chickens

NewsRecipes

Burger King, the world’s second-largest burger chain, announced its plans to switch to 100% cage-free eggs and stop purchases of gestation-crated pork by 2017. Burger King joins the growing number of food providers who have also made progress in phasing out certain cruel confinement systems, including McDonald’s, Wolfgang Puck, and Chipotle. On modern day factory […]

Read More

Get info about volunteer opportunities, Mercy For Animals news, and more.

Thank you for signing up!