
Animal Welfare Fund
Billions of lives. A fraction of the funding.
Our Animal Welfare Fund backs exceptionally cost-effective interventions to reform and replace factory farming. Whether you care about reducing animal suffering, creating alternatives to factory farming, or designing better market incentives, join us in funding solutions for one of the most neglected causes in philanthropy.
What we do
Reform the world's most harmful food systems

Over 88 billion land animals are slaughtered for food each year, often using methods that cause extreme suffering.
Despite the scale, less than 0.1% of global philanthropy addresses factory farming. The entire global movement of animal welfare advocates operates on less funding in a year than a single major meat company earns in two days.
That gap between the size of the problem and the resources dedicated to solving it is what makes this one of the most impactful places to give.
Our Animal Welfare Fund directs donor capital toward interventions with the strongest evidence of impact per dollar:
- Corporate welfare campaigns
- Humane technology
- Regulatory reform
- Alternative proteins
Three ways to direct your impact
You can direct your gift across three portfolio categories, or leave it unrestricted for the Fund to allocate where the need is greatest. Within each category, our Advisory Panel of specialist animal welfare evaluators identifies the most neglected, cost-effective opportunities at the moment of disbursement.



Our Grants
Grant decisions are guided by an Advisory Panel of trusted animal welfare evaluators. Our grants include:
Supporting Innovate Animal Ag's work championing the use of technology to promote animal welfare, including the adoption of in-ovo sexing machines in chicken hatcheries.
Supporting Wild Animal Initiative's work conducting research to understand the basic facts about wild animal welfare and investigate potential interventions to improve the lives of wild animals.
Supporting Fish Welfare Initiative's programs to improve the welfare of farmed fish, with co-benefits for disease control, food safety, and ecosystem health.