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If you’ve thought about eating more meatless foods but aren’t sure where to start, then mark your calendar for Monday, April 17 — that’s when COK’s ninth annual VegWeek celebration kicks off!
Get a head start by pledging TODAY at VegWeek.com! You’ll unlock exclusive deals from our VegWeek Partners — and get your chance at prizes, too!
It’s easy: simply pledge today and you’ll get free recipes, product coupons, and more. Each day of VegWeek you’ll also receive an e-mail with even more meal ideas, nutritional information, product recommendations, and motivational tips.
Plus, today is World Health Day, making this the perfect day to take the 7-Day VegPledge and make VegWeek the start of a healthier you. Want to help make a healthier planet, too? Coinciding with the week of Earth Day, April 17-23 this year, VegWeek is an easy and fun way to take a bite out of climate change.
Whether you’re pledging for the environment, animals, or your health, you’ll be joining a star-studded list of celebrities including Moby, Emily Deschanel, Mya, and Alicia Silverstone, and vegan pro-sports stars like MMA fighter Aaron Simpson, Olympian Seba Johnson, and bodybuilder Torre Washington — and thousands of people nationwide. Read more via Look to the Stars!
Like to DIY when it comes to cooking? Watch our fun videos and cook along at VegWeek.com/recipes, and visit TryVeg.com for more!
If you’re looking for even more ways to get involved, check out our calendar of events. Don’t see something in your area? Organize a leafleting event, feed-in, or reach out to local restaurants to help us promote veg foods!
Choosing meat-free foods is an easy and delicious way to help animals, the environment, and your health. And with 52 weeks in a year—why not make at least one of them meat-free?
