Want to Donate to PETA? Here’s How

Posted by Calvin on June 28, 2024

PETA has been around for over 40 years and has become the biggest and most well-known animal rights organization in the world. You’ve prob heard about some of our most crucial victories before—but do you ever wonder how our organization works? 🤔 Here’s everything you need to know about how donating to PETA helps save countless animals around the globe:

How Is PETA Funded?

PETA is a nonprofit organization, so we operate differently from for-profit companies. While for-profits get most of their revenue from selling goods or services, we get most of ours from donations from supporters like you. In 2023 alone, supporters donated over $74 million to us. 🤯 Whether they donated $5 or $500—once or on the reg—those supporters helped fuel our work to save animals.

What Does PETA Do With Donations?

We spend most of our revenue on programs that include the following:

• Money for international grassroots campaigns goes toward managing groundbreaking campaigns against corporations and industries that exploit animals.
• Money for public outreach and education goes toward spreading info about animal rights, advocacy, and vegan living to as many folks as possible.
• Money for research, investigations, and rescue goes toward developing compassionate research methods, exposing animal abuse, and rescuing animals from their abusers.

Donating as little as $5 helps fund these and other lifesaving activities that can make the difference between suffering and thriving for countless animals. 🐘🐑🐔❤️

How You Can Donate

Want to contribute to our work? That’s great! You can donate any amount to PETA here—and if you repeat your gift every month, a generous foundation that supports us will give an extra $75. 🙌 If you can’t donate atm, that’s totally OK. You can always come to this page and donate in the future.

There are many other ways you can help animals. Here’s one of the best: Join peta2 Rewards to earn points by signing petitions and taking other actions to improve animals’ lives.