Giving Tuesday is upon us and we are asking you to join us in addressing one of the most critical challenges of our time: healing our destructive food and farming systems in order to heal our planet and feed the world.  

A broken food system produces unhealthy food, an unhealthy environment and unhealthy people. Fortunately, there are many ways we can turn this ship around and transform degenerative systems into healthy regenerative ones. We are ready and energized to continue this fight but we can’t do it without your support. 

So-called “progressive” media that had carried our articles and interviews for more than a decade (Common Dreams, Truthout, Counterpunch, Democracy Now, Pacifica Radio) censored and slandered us, calling us and our fellow COVID researchers and truth-tellers racists, “Trumpers,” or “conspiracy theorists” for exposing the obvious fact that the genetically engineered SARS-CoV-2 virus, a reckless joint venture of U.S. and Chinese scientists, governments, and the military, obviously came out of a Wuhan Lab, where it was accidentally or deliberately released.

With your help, we at the Organic Consumers Association are educating consumers, using the legal system to hold food corporations accountable and working with farmers and other food-related businesses to create a truly nourishing food system that is fair to farmers and good for the planet.

We recognize that there are many organizations doing vital work on important issues. Peace. Clean Water. Social Justice. Censorship. Health Freedom. Climate. Campaign Finance Reform. Hunger. Animal Rights. Safe Food. 

We are committed to working tirelessly for a better future. We need to connect the dots with real solutions, not theoretical ones, and for that we need a bigger, better, more united movement. If you follow our work, you know how strongly we believe that the food movement can’t work in isolation. 

Rather than working in silos, we believe in fostering allyship and connecting the dots so we can use our combined strengths to address the bigger systemic issues that make all of our work necessary.

Nearly 80 percent of our funding comes from individual donors like you. This #GivingTuesday, please consider making a generous donation to support our work. Thank you!

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