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Thank You!
Team Vegan 2009 was a great success, raising over $160,000!
This money will help us reach hundreds of thousands of college and high school students during the Fall of 2009 with a message of compassion for farmed animals.
To see more about how Team Vegan finished up click here and more pictures here.
All Donations Doubled up to $75,000!
Team Vegan
Sunday, April 26 -Training begins. Participants in the San Francisco Bay Area can attend Sunday morning trainings near Ft. Mason.
Sunday, July 26 - The program ends with the San Francisco Marathon, Half Marathon, or 5K, followed by a celebration.
People not in the SF Bay Area can take part remotely.
You do not have to be vegan in order to take part.
The minimum fundraising goal is $1,000 per runner, and each runner who reaches this amount will have $30 of their race entry fee reimbursed by Vegan Outreach if desired. Each runner will receive a Team Vegan running jersey. Prizes will be awarded to the top fundraisers.
Prizes
![]() | $120 gift certificate to Millennium Restaurant in San Francisco | |
| $120 gift certificate to Greens Restaurant in San Francisco | ||
![]() | $100 gift certificate to Vegan Essentials vegan catalog | |
![]() | $100 gift certificate to The Vegetarian Site vegan catalog | |
![]() | $100 gift certificate to Pangea vegan catalog | |
![]() | $40 gift card from Trader Joe's | |
Coach Darren
![]() | Coach Darren Middlesworth has 15 years of personal fitness training, 7 years of strength and conditioning coaching, and was a professional soccer player for 7 years. Coach Darren is a vegan and animal advocate and helps his parents, Linda and David Middlesworth with their vegan dog food company, V-Dog. |
Vegan Outreach
Vegan Outreach is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that focuses on spreading the vegan lifestyle through our booklets. Vegan Outreach "preaches to the convertible" by focusing on college students through our Adopt A College program. Since 2003, our leafleters have handed booklets to over 3 million students.
















