Meeting you where you are
Black Veg Society (BVS) celebrates 10 years as a 501(c)3 organization whose mission is to educate predominantly Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) communities, on the benefits of holistic health, the plant-based diet, and veganism while building a community centered around healthy, accessible, and sustainable food with a focus on compassionate lifestyle choices. We establish strategic partnerships with businesses, schools, churches, non-profits, local and state government, health and wellness coaches, chefs, and vegan and plant-based campaign and coalition organizers. We organize and host special events such as veg fests, vegan restaurant weeks, multi-citi hybrid events and webinars. We offer a 24/7 online resource center with access to educational literature, wellness classes, cooking demos, and certified health and wellness coaches.
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UnitedHealthcare Invites Baltimore Residents to a
Wellness Event Showcasing the Health Benefits of
Traditional Soul Food (Sept 2024)
Because of you, our supporters….
We achieved record-breaking numbers at Vegan SoulFest 2023. Baltimore City was the first U.S. city to proclaim Veganuary in 2024, thanks to Mayor Brandon Scott. Maryland Vegan Restaurant Month continues to expand throughout the state. Naijha Speaks digital talk show continues to increase its viewership. A first-ever Children’s Veg Fest is coming to Baltimore in June 2024.