New Vegan Resource Map Available Online

The Richmond Vegan community group is approaching 2,000 members, and they recently created an interactive Google map of all the vegan-friendlyspots in the area. Viewers can toggle between seeing more than 300 locations or select only specific categories.

A growing community, Richmond Vegan’s goal is to educate, inform and support Richmonders who are vegan, transitioning to being vegan or just vegan-curious. Some local organizations they collaborate with to help towards this goal are the RVA Black Vegan Community, RVA Vegan Society, No Meat Athlete Richmond, RVA Vegan Family Meetup, VegClub @ VCU, the Vegetarian Society of Richmond + RVA Vegans Meetup Group, Vegan RVA and Richmond Vegan Action.

For more information, visit the Richmond Vegan Facebook group at Facebook.com/groups/RVAVegans.

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In-Print, Local RVA News Briefs & Kudos March-April 2020 The Richmond Vegan RVA Black Vegan Community RVA Vegan Society No Meat Athlete Richmond RVA Vegan Family Meetup Richmond Vegan Action Vegetarian Society of Richmond + RVA Vegans Meetup Group Vegan RVA