A viable food system in a world with fewer greenhouse gas emissions requires drastically cutting down on our society’s heavy reliance on animal products.

Offered pro bono to members and qualified prospective funders, which allows FAF to be independent in its recommendations.

A portfolio focused on the most promising interventions to mitigate greenhouse gases

A high-impact opportunity for funders to transform animal welfare in Europe.

In 2025, non-profits will double down on on immediate key leverage points to tackle factory farming’s harms. In this piece, I highlight two specific 2025 leverage points.

Introducing Cultivating Impact, a thought article series spotlighting transformative giving opportunities to protect animals and reshape our broken food system.

There is a lot to learn from the other FAF members and from their connections… there is a great deal of wisdom and compassion in this group.

Coordinating major funders to reduce suffering for farmed aquatic animals and prevent the growth of aquaculture.

Raising and deploying $4 million from climate, food systems, and animal donors to accelerate a plant-based transition in Europe.

We aim to be as effective as possible with our time and philanthropic dollars, and FAF helps in this endeavor.

FAF membership strengthens our understanding of movement strategies and expands our opportunities.

With no expert knowledge and limited experience, we didn’t know where to begin. Thankfully, we were connected with FAF, whose members fund the majority of farmed animal advocacy globally.

Factory farming’s immense scale, the tractability of the problem, and its relative neglect makes it an issue where philanthropic resources can have a huge impact.