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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Cultivating an inclusive and fun environment for our children to grow and express their creativity, through plant based food, entertainment, games, and education.
UnitedHealthcare Invites Baltimore Residents to a
Wellness Event Showcasing the Health Benefits of
Traditional Soul Food (Sept 2024)
Because of you, our supporters….
Our co-founder and executive director, Naijha Wright-Brown, became a 2024 Baltimore Weaver awardee in December! A first-ever Maryland Vegan Summer Fest is coming to Power Plant Live! in Baltimore, Maryland in August 2025. Vegan SoulFest is collaborating with Black VegFest in Brooklyn, NYC in August 2025. A second annual Children’s Veg Fest is coming to Baltimore in September 2025. Read all about it in our current and past newsletters.








