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About the Alaska Vegetarian Society
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The Alaska Vegetarian Society was started in the fall of 2005 by Rays of Hope, a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit group dedicated to creating a more compassionate and sustainable world.
The goal of the Alaska Vegetarian Society is to support people who are already vegetarian or vegan and those who are moving toward or curious about a plant-based diet. We want to create a fun and open community where we can learn, socialize and work together to make this a safer, healthier, more compassionate world.
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Our Mission
To create a compassionate and sustainable world by inspiring and supporting reverence for all life and the adoption of a plant-based diet.
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Some of the activities we would invite you to join include: monthly potluck dinners, Earth Day and Thanksgiving dinners, cooking classes and AVS Film Night.
If you are new to the Alaska Vegetarian Society events the monthly potluck dinner might surprise you. We have 30-50 people attend this fun monthly event. There is a tremendous selection of great 100% plant-based food. (Yum!) There is a food demonstration and program on a wide variety of subjects. We encourage families to attend and now have a special program just of children toddler-10 years old.
Also, you might want to check out the Alaska Vegetarian Society Newsletter which is published monthly and has interesting articles on nutrition, lifestyle choices, personal stories, upcoming events and of course a
delicious food recipe.
Becoming a member helps to us to keep all the programs, newsletters, and website going and growing. To find out all of the great reasons for becoming a member click on.... Membership.
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The Alaska Vegetarian Society is sponsored by and under the umbrella of Rays of Hope a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit corporation.All donations are tax deductible.
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