We have an amazing offer thanks to Goodwill Wine! Whenever you purchase any of their Animal Liberation Victoria branded (all vegan) wines, 50% of the profits will be donated back to us, so that we can continue our important work for animals.
David Laity founded Goodwill Wine after the Black Saturday bushfires left him homeless and jobless. To say thanks for the assistance many charitable organisations and the general public gave him, he decided to give back by selling products people would love, while donating 50% of the profits to non-profit groups.
Enjoy Great Wine & Help the Animals
If quality, boutique wine is something you enjoy then you’re in for a rare treat! Sourced from the best independent wineries Australia-wide, Goodwill Wine prides itself on pairing an amazing experience with an ethical approach.
Visit the Animal Liberation Victoria page at Goodwill Wine
Ritchies Community benefit Card
Did you know that every time you shop at any Ritchies supermarket or liquor store in Australia you can have donations sent to ALV?
It doesn’t cost anything to join or use the program, and they give us 0.5% of your purchase as a donation!
Just ask for your free Ritchies Community Benefit Card at your nearest Ritchies, and enter Animal Liberation Victoria as the community group donation recipient.
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