Breaking! Million Dollar Vegan Pledges $1 To Charities For Every Person Who Goes Vegan This January & Helps ‘Make America Healthy Again’ 

Some of America’s leading physicians and nutritional research scientists are supporting a campaign urging Americans to eat a vegan diet in January 2020. Million Dollar Vegan, the nonprofit that initiated the campaign earlier this month by challenging the President of the United States to go vegan, launched the initiative to inspire at least one hundred thousand people to eat vegan for one month and help ‘Make America Healthy Again.’

For every person who signs up on the MillionDollarVegan website, the nonprofit will donate $1 to charities: SiSu Animal Refuge, and Skylands Animal Sanctuary and Rescue. The campaign is currently experiencing more than 2,500 pledges a day and is expecting at least 100,000 sign-ups.

The consumption of animal products is linked to an increased risk of heart disease, stroke, Type 2 diabetes, obesity and cancers. These conditions can sometimes be prevented, halted and even reversed by changing health and nutrition lifestyles.

‘Making America Healthy Again’ is not just about protecting ourselves from some of our country’s most devastating illnesses, it is about protecting the country itself,” Naomi Hallum, U.S. Campaign Manager, Million Dollar Vegan, said in a statement. “Animal agriculture is a key driver of climate change, deforestation, species loss, and air, earth, and water pollution, as well as a contributor to antibiotic resistance and farmed animal suffering. Whatever the motivation for going vegan for January, we have some fantastic resources to help, and we would encourage everyone to embrace a New Year’s resolution that could improve, and even save, their lives.”

The nonprofit has produced a Vegan Starter Kit, a Health and Nutrition Guide, and delicious plant-based recipes to help participants go vegan for January.

By signing up at MillionDollarVegan.com, people will also receive 31 days of inspirational emails that feature video testimony from plant-based leaders serving the country and championing the cause through fitness or lifestyle activities. These include: former U.S. Marines Ronnie Penn, Bob Blackburn and Marc Holley; Army veteran Thomas Chartier; U.S. Navy fighter pilot Charles Hallum; U.S. Coast Guard Rescue Pilot Katie Pelkey; and Olympic medalist Dotsie Bausch.

A video with U.S. Marine Royce Williams, an ambassador of SiSu Animal Sanctuary explaining why a vegan diet is beneficial for everyone is available HERE.

You can help all animals and our planet by choosing compassion on your plate and in your glass. #GoVeg

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