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Veganize Your Cafeteria

We've all wished that our school cafeterias would serve vegan muffins, pancakes, "sausage," "chicken" nuggets, veggie burgers, nondairy cream cheese, tofu, and even soft-serve desserts, e.g., vegan ice cream (is your mouth watering yet?). But did you ever realize how easy it could be to make it happen?

Sometimes, just politely asking is all you need to do to get more animal-friendly foods in your cafeteria. So what's stopping you? Check out our suggestions below for making this happen, and e-mail us if you have any questions. We also have some specific actions listed below for you to take to earn mad peta2 Street Team points.

Remember, not only will veganizing your cafeteria help animals—it will also make your life as an herbivore drastically easier. If you don't veganize your cafeteria for animals, do it for yourself!

What You Can Do


Activity

Points

Persuade your school to contact Veg Advantage.
Veg Advantage is a national consulting group that helps food-service professionals add healthy dining options to their menus. They are at your and your school's disposal and can provide your school with free professional advice on finding distributors, recipes, and much more info. Yup, that's right—Veg Advantage will do all the actual work for you--all you have to do is persuade your school's dining officials to contact them.

We've compiled a pack of materials for you to print off and give to the person in charge of dining at you school. We even have a letter that you can download, personalize, and use to explain the deal. Basically, all you have to do is pass on the materials to your school's dining officials and follow up with them if necessary. Do everything you can to politely let them know that there is this cool consulting group that wants to help them better satisfy their students.

1,500

Veganize your cafeteria.
Even one new menu item can make a big difference. When you succeed at getting one or more menu items offered, let us know!

Send your reports through our online form and be sure to provide us with what new options you got on the menu, the name of your school, and the name and phone number of a member of the administration we can contact for verification.

1,500

Promote the new vegan menu items to students.
We've got some easy suggestions of things you can do to promote the new vegan options in our " Veganize Your Cafeteria " pack. Remember , the more vegan meals students eat, the more likely the food-service department will be to continue to make these foods available.

For more suggestions on what you can do to get and promote vegan options, check out the Physician's Committee for Responsible Medicine's guide to Incorporating Vegetarian Meals on College Campuses. Even though the guide says that it's for college campuses, many of the tips hold true for high school students.

1000

Collect signatures to show support of your efforts.

Print copies of the petition in our " Veganize Your Cafeteria " pack, gather as many names and e-mail addresses as you can, and then show the petitions to your school's dining officials.

Also, mail copies of the completed petitions to the address below and we'll reward you with 50 Street Team points for each e-mail address that you get.

  peta2 Petitions
  501 Front St.
  Norfolk, VA 23510

250

 

Meet Your Meat Meet Your Meat

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VegCooking.com

VegAdvantage.com





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