Animal Protection League of New Jersey. Worldwide Vegan Bake Sale. 2012. Montclair.

Haven't met us yet?

Stop by and visit the Animal Protection League table at the Worldwide Vegan Bake Sale this Saturday, May 5! Our programs director, Janine Motta, will be staffing an information table and she would love to meet you!

Where: Go Lightly, 4 South Fullerton Avenue, Montclair, NJ 07042

When: Saturday, May 5 from 11AM - 4:30PM

What: The previous two Worldwide Vegan Bake Sale events, organized by Montclair Vegans, were such a success, that they're doing it again! Please stop by and bring your friends and family to come and try some delicious baked goods, mingle with like-minded people and check out the wonderful eco-friendly store, Go Lightly. This is going to be the first year that there will also be live music, thanks to the band In Cages!

We're grateful to Montclair Vegans for offering us this outreach opportunity AND for choosing APLNJ to be a recipient of part of the proceeds raised from this event. Thank you Montclair Vegans!!

Please share this with your friends, and come out and support us! We're looking forward to a delicious event, raising both awareness of how good cruelty free can be, and funds to support two great causes.

Please also come out and support Go Lightly, a wonderful vegan eco-store and cafe! We want to encourage everyone to check out her delicious vegan ice-creams, sandwiches and salads and an assortment of interesting, innovative and cool eco-friendly products.

Hope to see you there!

Angi Metler

Executive Director

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