2020 wasn’t the easiest year for anyone. (Ok, it was a total sh*t-show. There, I said it).
But you were always there for us… so we were always there for animals in taxpayer-funded experimentation labs.
This year, White Coat Waste Project defunded and defeated more government labs than any other organization… and our small and scrappy team did it with fewer resources than anyone.
Don’t believe me? From Cutting FDA Red Tape to exposing and ending kitten and puppy experiments at the VA, here are the TOP 9 wins you made happen in 2020.
Top 9 wins: http://bit.ly/2XG1fsh
Look, I know we ask a LOT of you. (I also know it gets irritating sometimes).
But there’s a VERY good reason why we are fundraising so aggressively: we have to.
- 66%+ of our funding comes from email appeals.
- Our average donation? Only $18.
- Gifts like this pay for virtually all of our investigations, advertising, lobbying, media, and campaigns to cut waste… and save lives.
Bottom line: the more aggressive we raise funds, the more campaigns we win.
But giving money isn’t the ONLY way you are helping us stop taxpayer-funded animal experiments.
You signed lots of petitions (and we send each and every signature directly to where it counts: Congress). You made phone calls. And you helped us get the word out to warn other taxpayers about this national scandal.
Want proof? Follow this secure link to check out the top 9 wins for animals in labs.
Thank you, and here's to another year of not getting tired of winning together!
Taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay $20 billion+
for wasteful government animal experiments,
Anthony Bellotti
President | Founder
White Coat Waste Project
Top 9 wins: http://bit.ly/2XG1fsh
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To stop taxpayer-funded animal tests, we must first stop the $20 billion+ in wasteful government spending.
At White Coat Waste Project, we find, expose, and de-fund wasteful government spending on animal experiments. To change public policy, we unite liberty lovers and animal lovers with hard-hitting investigations and public policy campaigns.
Learn more: https://www.whitecoatwaste.org/