Vegetarians, on average, are the longest living people in the world.

Our monthly dinners are back, at a new location! Gather with new and old friends alike, for a delightful evening of gourmet cuisine and conversation on the 3rd Wednesday of
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Read more »Vegfest, the premier healthy vegetarian food festival, is returning on May 13-14, 2023. Please stay tuned and check back here for updates and additional information!
Read more »Doctors agree, a vegetarian diet is more than just a lifestyle choice: It can actually heal what ails you. We are encouraging medical schools to teach students the latest science,
Read more »Vegetarians of Washington has written several popular and highly acclaimed books, highlighted by our most recent work, In Pursuit of Great Food: A Plant-Based Shopping Guide…
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Read more »Vegetarians, on average, are the longest living people in the world.
“Animals are my friends. I don’t eat my friends.” George Bernard Shaw
“If Americans alone took the food currently fed to farm animals in the United States, we’d have enough food to feed the world’s hungry”
A vegetarian diet promotes sustainable agricultural practices and can help heal the environment and preserve it for future generations.
The state of Illinois has passed a bill (HB 4089) in both houses, that requires a school district to provide a plant-based school lunch option
Base your diet around five key food groups: fruits, vegetables, whole grains, legumes (beans, peas), and nuts and seeds. Drink plenty of water.
Whatever faith or philosophy you follow, a vegetarian diet is a perfect fit!
Vegetarians can be found throughout history, and among people from all walks of life.