“Compassion in World Farming’s Case for Marginal Funding” by Cory Cerussi

TL;DR: Compassion in World Farming U.S. aims to raise $100,000 by the end of December. These funds will support corporate engagement and campaigns focused on retailers that are falling behind on their cage-free commitments, amplify farmer voices to federal lawmakers in the fight against the dangerous EATS Act, and jump-start initiatives to drive systemic improvements for chickens raised for meat. $10,000 could help us build grassroots volunteer initiatives, creating a pipeline for animal welfare leadership through new internships and fellowships. $15,000 could support our campaign work and recover costs associated with the recent farmer fly-in which brought more than 200 farmers to Washington, DC to speak out against the EATS/Save Our Bacon Act. $20,000 could support organizing costs for cage-free campaigning – including against one of the largest grocery retailers in the U.S. Support Compassion in World Farming Today Compassion in World Farming is the world's oldest organization dedicated to ending the cruel practices that enable industrial animal agriculture. Our storied history includes major victories that banned veal crates in the EU, banned the live export of animals from Great Britain, expanded access to cage-free eggs to an estimated 4.6 million families in the U.S through [...] --- First published: November 18th, 2025 Source: https://forum.effectivealtruism.org/posts/rEy5vnC2qJMjujkmD/compassion-in-world-farming-s-case-for-marginal-funding --- Narrated by TYPE III AUDIO.

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