A different way to donate

Through FarmKind, you can donate to one of your favorite charities — like your local shelter — and then split your donation with expert-recommended charities that tackle factory farming. We'll give a bonus to both charities so your support goes even further.

Why donating is better with FarmKind

  • Charity recommendations: We’ve done the homework for you, working with expert charity evaluators to find and recommend the charities that help the most factory-farmed animals.
  • No need to choose: You get to support multiple causes you care about with a single donation.
  • Get a bonus: Get up to 70% added to your donation. The more you allocate to the super-effective charity, the more you’ll get!

3.22 million

animals helped so far through your donations

Split your donation, and get a bonus!

Give with your heart and your head by supporting a charity that's personally important to you as well as a super-effective one that makes a big contribution to fixing factory farming.

Where does your bonus come from?

When you donate through FarmKind’s ‘split and boost’ system, we help your gift go further by boosting your donation with prepaid bonus funds. The more of your donation you allocate to one of our top animal charities, the larger the bonus you will receive.

These funds have been contributed by donors like you who want to motivate more people to donate to making farming kinder. When you get you a bonus added to your donation through our platform, you get to direct these funds to your favorite charity and our recommended charities.

For us to continue multiplying people's donations, the bonus fund needs a steady stream of supporters. Anyone can contribute, but you might be a particularly good fit if you're excited about encouraging people to donate to top animal charities, or if you've benefited from donation matching or our bonus fund in the past and you want to pay it forward.

  • Alicia Silverstone, Actress

    "If you ever have a chance to meet a cow, pig, turkey, or goat, you will see that they are just as cute and funny as your dogs and cats and that they, too, want to live and feel love. They don't like pain. Now when I see a steak, it makes me feel sad and sick because right away, I see my dog or the amazing cows I met at a sanctuary."

    Alicia Silverstone

  • “Technological advances, as well as the global desire for cheap meat, have turned this into an age of animal cruelty. But we can also see glimmers of how it might, one day, end… But that future is not assured. It must be created, and The Humane League, Good Food Institute [and others] are trying to do just that.”

    Ezra Klein, New York Times

  • “Factory farming is a really corporate system that’s pushing [real American farmers] out and creating a very inhumane way of creating our food. It’s also the number one contributor to pollution — more than cars. If you care about the environment you should care about factory farming and changing farming practices.”

    Natalie Portman, Actress

  • Jane Goodall, Zoologist

    "It's now proven that each animal, that the cow, pig, sheep, goat, rabbit, poultry or any other species used for food, is an individual, an individual capable of feeling depression, fear and pain. The conditions of animals in factory farms are unacceptable, crammed into tiny spaces, they're often treated with extreme cruelty."

    Jane Goodall

  • “By being both smart and kind we can end the suffering inflicted on billions of the most neglected individuals. I am eager and excited to see FarmKind make it even easier for people to contribute to a more hospitable world for all.”

    Stien van der Ploeg, Animal Charity Evaluators

  • Peter Singer

    “If you want to reduce the suffering of animals, then supporting organizations working to improve the lives of factory-farmed animals is the most effective way to do it. That's why I support FarmKind’s aim, to encourage more people to donate to highly effective charities addressing this issue. For animals, for people, and for the planet, ending factory farming is essential.”

    Peter Singer, Author and Ethics Professor

  • “I believe that donating to great organisations fighting against factory farming is the single most impactful thing an individual can do to reduce suffering in the world. Factory farming needs to be fixed, but for a lot of people it's not the cause that's closest to heart. FarmKind allows you to split your donation between one of its recommended super-effective charities tackling factory farming and your favorite charity, and gives you a bonus on both donations!”

    Marcus Daniell, Professional Tennis Player