Good Food Institute

As of MayJuly 2022, GFI has received over $16.5 million in grants from Open Philanthropy.[4]

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    Bowie, Richard (2016) MFA launches new sister organization, VegNews.Com, March 4.

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    Clare, Stephen (2020) The Good Food Institute, Founders Pledge, November 3.

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    Raising for Effective Giving (2021) Animal welfare, Raising for Effective Giving.

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    Open Philanthropy (2022) Grants databasedatabase: The Good Food Institute, Open Philanthropy.

GFI is recommended by Founders Pledge as "one of the most cost-effective animal advocacy organizations in the world."[2] GFI is also one of the two animal welfare charities recommended by Raising for Effective Giving.[3] As of MarchMay 2022, GFI has received over $16.5 million in grants from Open Philanthropy.[4]

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    Bowie, Richard (2016) MFA launches new sister organization, VegNews.Com, March 4.

  2. ^

    Clare, Stephen (2020) The Good Food Institute, Founders Pledge, November 3.

  3. ^

    Raising for Effective Giving (2021) Animal welfare, Raising for Effective Giving.

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    Open Philanthropy (2021)(2022) Grants database, Open Philanthropy.

Good Food Institute (2022) Year in review 2021, Good Food Institute.

GFI is recommended by Founders Pledge as "one of the most cost-effective animal advocacy organizations in the world."[2] GFI is also one of the two animal welfare charities recommended by Raising for Effective Giving.[3] As of December 2021,March 2022, GFI has received over $7.$16.5 million in grants from Open Philanthropy.[4]

GFI was founded in 2016 as a sister organization of Mercy for Animals. [1] Bruce Friedrich has been the executive director since GFI's foundation.