About us
This group seeks to bring together those interested in or currently living a compassionate vegan lifestyle for enjoyment and activities. Being Vegan is a journey in life and no two people travel it the same. So why not join and get to know a great group of people who are walking the same path. Northwest VEG generously pays for the meetup group fees, so you don't have to so be sure to support them as well! We also have a family group, Viva la Vegan - Family: http://vegan.meetup.com/492/
Upcoming events
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Eastside Potluck + Healthy Breakfast Hacks
Stone Tower Adventist Church, 3010 N.E. Holladay Street, Portland, OR, USCome to meet new friends and get a wide variety of delicious vegan food. Our program for this month is Healthy Breakfast Hacks and Group Discussion with longtime NW VEG volunteer, Jill Schatz.
Jill will demonstrate her 5-minute Chocolate Chia Pudding recipe, plus talk about other quick and easy breakfast ideas. Then – what’s for breakfast in your house? Let’s all share our favorite ideas and techniques and go home and try something new for breakfast tomorrow! Afterward, Jill also loves to grow veggies and fruits in her veganic garden and will be bringing lots of her extra veggie starts to share; mainly tomatoes but a few other veggies and herbs.You can come for the potluck at 5, the program at 6:15, or both.
For the potluck, please bring:
- A plant-based (no meat, eggs, dairy, honey, or other animal products) main dish, salad, or dessert
- A card listing its ingredients
- Plates and utensils for your use
If you come alone, figure the amount to serve 4-6; increase the amount 4 servings for each additional person in your party/family. We will have a program, TBD, starting at 6:15 following the potluck.
See details on NW VEG's event page.
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Lighthouse Sanctuary Work Party
Lighthouse Farm Sanctuary, 36831 Richardson Gap Rd, Scio, OR, USJoin us at our next work party and every 2nd Sunday of each month! We will bask in the animals’ presence, get dirty cleaning the barn/other maintenance projects, and connect with each other.
- Bring: Water and a snack (the animals love fresh produce, too!)
- Wear: Boots to handle mud, clothing/hat/sunglasses for the weather, and a mask for the dust
- Avian Influenza: If you have contact with birds, disinfect your shoes and clothes before and after the visit with bleach or something stronger to keep everyone safe.
- Carpooling: It would be ideal to share the cost of gas and limit our carbon footprint. Sign up to offer or request a ride.
🤝 This is an Animal Rights Collective Portland (ARCPDX) event. By attending this event you are agreeing to our Community Guidelines. Reach out to Molly Flanagan for questions.
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