Sponsor WTF: Exeter, England

Hello everyone, and welcome to our fundraising page!

We are We The Free Exeter, a team that has been active for the past three years, organising regular street outreach events to raise awareness about animal rights and encourage more compassionate choices for animals. 🐷🐮🐔

Our main activity is the Three Minute Movie Challenge 🎥, where we invite members of the public to watch a short three-minute video that reveals the reality of animal exploitation. After watching the video, we have open and respectful conversations with participants, giving them the space to ask questions, reflect on what they’ve seen, and explore how their choices impact animals.

The team is organised by Paula and James, alongside a group of passionate volunteers who help make these events possible each month. Together, we work to ensure animals have a voice here in Exeter. 📣🐾

Running impactful outreach requires resources. From banners and signs to screens, outreach materials, and other equipment, there is a lot involved in creating events that engage people effectively. We also offer small vegan prize giveaways 🌱🍫 during our outreach, which helps spark curiosity and encourages people to stop, watch the video, and take part in the conversation.

Fortunately, some generous supporters have offered to double every dollar we raise 💥. This means every donation will have twice the impact for animals who urgently need our voices. Our goal is to build a strong monthly donor base so that our activism in Exeter can remain sustainable and continue growing long into the future ❤️🐷

All donations will go directly toward outreach equipment, materials, and vegan prizes that help us reach more members of the public and keep these conversations happening. 💚🐮🐥

⏳ Every dollar you donate to WTF: Exeter will be doubled.
So if you donate $10, our team will receive $20 to support our activism.

With your support, we can continue educating the public, inspiring meaningful conversations, and advocating for animals. Together we can strengthen the movement, empower activists, and ensure animals’ voices are heard.