Vegetarian organizations in New Jersey:

Illinois (statewide)
Mercy For Animals 3712 N. Broadway, Ste. 560 Chicago, IL 60613 (773) 662-8088 Email: chicago@mercyforanimals.org www.MercyForAnimals.org www.ChooseVeg.com www.VegIllinois.com	Mercy For Animals (MFA) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit animal advocacy organization that believes non-human animals are irreplaceable individuals who have morally significant interests and hence rights, including the right to live free of unnecessary suffering. MFA is dedicated to promoting nonviolence towards all sentient beings through public education campaigns and demonstrations, undercover investigations, and open rescues.
New Jersey
New Jersey Animal Rights Alliance PO Box 174 Englishtown, NJ 07726 732-446-6808 Email: njara@nj-ara.org www.NJ-ARA.org	New Jersey Animal Rights Alliance (NJARA), established in 1983, is a community based, nonprofit, educational organization. NJARA is dedicated to eliminating animal suffering and exploitation by promoting respect for animals. To reach this goal, we (1) educate to increase public awareness of the institutionalized and legalized abuse of animals, (2) encourage activism in our own communities to end the cruelty and (3) promote lifestyle changes to reduce and eliminate the suffering.
New Jersey (local)
American Vegan Society 56 Dinshah Lane Malaga 856-694-2897 http://www.americanvegan.org	The American Vegan Society is a nonprofit educational membership organization teaching a compassionate way of living that includes veganism.
Veg Social NJ Lawrenceville 609-610-5613 Email: vegsocialnj@gmail.com myspace.com/njveg	We are a group of vegans, vegetarians, and their friends and families that get together for good times! Get involved and help us plan our next event!
Vegetarian Society of South Jersey PO Box 272 Marlton 877-www-vssj (877-999-8775) Email: veg@vssj.com http://www.vssj.com	The Vegetarian Society of South Jersey is a nonprofit, tax-exempt organization whose purpose is: * Educational: To educate the public on the benefits of vegetarianism. Information is provided through literature, videos, cooking classes, speakers, and an annual Health Expo. * Social: To provide opportunities for people to meet, share meals, and to have fun. * Supportive: To offer advice, encouragement, and friendship to those in transition to a vegetarian diet.

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