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 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.
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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
(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]
Righetti, Luca & Moorhouse, Fin (2021) Bruce Friedrich on Protein Alternativesprotein alternatives and the Good Food Institute, Hear This Idea, January 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.
The Good Food Institute (GFI) is a nonprofit based in Washington, D.C., that promotes both plant-based and cell-based animal product alternatives.
GFI was founded founded in October 2015 and officially launched in February2016 as a sister organization of Mercy for Animals. [1]Bruce Friedrich has been the following year (Animal Charity Evaluators 2020).executive director since GFI's foundation.
GFI is recommended by Founders Pledge as "one of the most cost-effective animal advocacy organisationsorganizations in the world." (Clare 2020)[2] GFI is also one of the two animal welfare charities recommended by Raising for Effective Giving (Raising for Effective Giving 2021).[3] As of December 2021, GFI has received over $7.5 million in grants from Open Philanthropy (Open Philanthropy 2021).[4]
BibliographyFurther reading
Clare, Stephen (2020) The Good Food Institute, Founders Pledge, November 3.
Open PhilanthropyRighetti, Luca & Moorhouse, Fin (2021) Grants databaseBruce Friedrich on Protein Alternatives and the Good Food Institute, Open PhilanthropyHear This Idea, January 4.
External links
Good Food Institute. Official website.
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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 (2021)
Good Food InstituteGrants database, Open Philanthropy.Official website.
As of
MayJuly 2022, GFI has receivedover$16.5 million in grants from Open Philanthropy.[4]Bowie, Richard (2016) MFA launches new sister organization, VegNews.Com, March 4.
Clare, Stephen (2020) The Good Food Institute, Founders Pledge, November 3.
Raising for Effective Giving (2021) Animal welfare, Raising for Effective Giving.
Open Philanthropy (2022) Grants
databasedatabase: The Good Food Institute, Open Philanthropy.