Thank you for taking the time to engage with ACE's work and for considering animal welfare charities. Since other commenters have contributed a variety of reasons to support corporate outreach, which we agree with, we’d just like to add a few reasons why ACE’s Recommended Charities that work on plant-based advocacy are plausibly competitive on cost-effectiveness:
They have a high potential to bring about secondary impacts, such as movement building effects that can lead to improved conditions for future reforms and/or create positive feedback loops for the size/influence of the animal advocacy movement
They have a strong multiplier effect to bring in additional funding.
You might have also read elsewhere that we're developing an evidence tracker. At some point we'll likely share this publicly which might provide additional input in your decision making.
If you haven't already read it, this post shows a bit more of our thinking on this topic.
If you have any more questions or uncertainties about the work of specific ACE recommended charities, please feel free to contact our development team. We’d be happy to answer your questions in more detail.
Thank you for taking the time to engage with ACE's work and for considering animal welfare charities. Since other commenters have contributed a variety of reasons to support corporate outreach, which we agree with, we’d just like to add a few reasons why ACE’s Recommended Charities that work on plant-based advocacy are plausibly competitive on cost-effectiveness:
You might have also read elsewhere that we're developing an evidence tracker. At some point we'll likely share this publicly which might provide additional input in your decision making.
If you haven't already read it, this post shows a bit more of our thinking on this topic.
If you have any more questions or uncertainties about the work of specific ACE recommended charities, please feel free to contact our development team. We’d be happy to answer your questions in more detail.
Thank you!