About us
San Francisco Vegan Society (SFVS) welcomes people wherever they are on the path to an all-plant, vegan diet and lifestyle. We promote the adoption of a vegan lifestyle for ethical, healthy and sustainable living, and offer a community for people to meet, learn, exchange ideas and interact with others interested in compassionate living for a better world. Together we can make this movement grow and encourage a way of life that is better for your health, better for the well-being of animals, better for the environment, and better for humanity.
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COMMUNITY NOTES:
SFVS Code of Conduct: We want everyone to have a great time at our events. The San Francisco Vegan Society Code of Conduct is our simple way of making sure everyone feels respected, included and comfortable. It’s a shared promise to show up with kindness, listen well, and treat each other with care. Together, we create a space where everyone belongs and thrives.
Group Organizer: As of June 3, 2025, SFVS became the organizer of this group. SFVS uses this Meetup group to share both Official SFVS Events and Community-Led Events. Only events that display the SFVS logo in the event image are SFVS-sponsored events. All other listings should be understood as community postings, not official SFVS programming. Community-led events are hosted by members or other organizations and are shared as a courtesy when they are related to veganism; they are not sponsored or endorsed by SFVS.
If you have questions about whether a specific event is SFVS-sponsored, please email [events@sfvs.org](mailto:events@sfvs.org) — we’re happy to clarify.
Upcoming events
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Anonymous for the Voiceless Masterclass and San Francisco Takeover
San Francisco (Quaker) Friends MeetingHouse, 65 9th St., between Market & Mission, near Civic Center Metro/BART Station, San Francisco, CA, USJoin Anonymous for the Voiceless for a powerful THREE-DAY outreach campaign in the heart of San Francisco featuring AV cofounder Paul Bashir giving an intensive masterclass on the Cube of Truth and effective street outreach.
The masterclass will be held on Saturday from 10-3pm at the Quaker Friends Meeting House at 65 9th Street in San Francisco. The masterclass will be followed by a Cube of Truth action at Geary and Powell (Union Square) from 4:30pm-7:30pm.
There will also be Cube of Truth actions on Friday from 5:30pm-7:30pm and Saturday from 12pm-6pm, both at Geary and Powell.
If you plan to participate in any of the Cubes of Truth you must be vegan. Also please come dressed in all black clothing that is not made from any animal products.
If you want to take your outreach skills to another level, this is for you.
Over the course of the weekend we will:
⚡ Hold Cube of Truth actions each day
⚡ Learn directly from one of the most impactful voices in the movement
⚡ Sharpen our conversations and outreach effectiveness
⚡ Build community with fellow activists
⚡ Enjoy post-cube meals together for those who can join
Whether you’re brand new to outreach or already active in the streets, this will be an incredible opportunity to grow, connect, and stand stronger for the animals.
San Francisco is about to hear the truth again.
Let’s make this another unforgettable takeover.For more please visit: https://cubeoftruth.com/
* Please note that this is a community led event; it is not an official SFVS event *
7 attendees
Rancho Compasión Volunteering and Potluck
Rancho Compasion, 2600 Nicasio Valley Rd, Nicasio, CA, USRancho Compasión Farmed Animal Sanctuary. 🐑🦙🐐🐖🐄 PLEASE READ: - You MUST Sign a Volunteer Liability Waiver prior to arrival.
Hi everyone!
Join us on Sunday, May 24th, from 9.30 am – 12.30 pm to work on some gardening tasks. If we have more than enough people, we can also work on painting structures, and patching the driveway.
Snacks will be provided to hold us until 12.30 pm. We will break for a potluck lunch at 12.30 pm.
Again:
Rancho Compasión Farmed Animal Sanctuary. 🐑🦙🐐🐖🐄 PLEASE READ: - You MUST Sign a Volunteer Liability Waiver prior to arrival.Be sure to wear work clothes and closed toed shoes or boots. Get ready to get dirty and physical!
Picnic blankets will be available for us to use or you can bring your own.
You may also bring fresh produce to donate to the animals.
Feel free to email volunteer@ranchocompasion.org if you have questions for other volunteer opportunities.
8 attendees
Past events
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