Help ALV at the Supermarket Checkout
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.
They issue you with a key tag or card (or both) to scan at the register whenever you shop. Each month they send us the total of the donations. If you have friends or family that shop at Ritchies try to get them to choose ALV too!
The stores that have been scanning the most ALV donations are Rowville, Yarra Glen, and the Peninsula – so thank you very much to our supporters in those areas and keep up the good work!
Goodwill Wine
Another way you can help ALV and enjoy a great bottle of wine is to buy from Goodwill Wine.
Whenever you purchase any of their Animal Liberation Victoria branded (all vegan) wines, a huge 50% of the profits will be donated back to us, so that we can continue our important work for animals.
Find out more about Goodwill Wine
Another Way To Help…
abillion is an app that donates to charities every time someone posts 10 reviews. It’s an easy way to donate to ALV and is a great resource for peer-reviewed vegan restaurants and products.
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Comments
I shop at Ritchies and did not know that they donated hence didn’t bother with the benefit card. They should promote this at the counter. Perhaps little signs at the register would be beneficial? :)
Great idea, we will suggest this to them. Thank you!
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