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Power the Work

Support the movement exposing factory farming by becoming a donor.

Fund investigations exposing factory farming practices
Help challenge misleading industry claims and labels
Power campaigns that hold corporations accountable
Right now, a donor is matching every pound given

Fund investigations exposing factory farming practices
Help challenge misleading industry claims and labels
Power campaigns that hold corporations accountable
Right now, a donor is matching every pound given

How your money can help us

A donor is matching every pound given to Project Slingshot right now. Your £10 becomes £20. Your £50 becomes £100. Every pound you give hits twice as hard.

£25
An eye-catching London Tube advertisement for a full month.
£100
To boost a powerful social media film to tens of thousands online.
£500
A high-impact billboard on the London Underground for a month.

Considering a larger gift?

If you’d like to learn more about how your donation will be used before you give, we’d love to have a chat. Get in touch and we’ll talk you through it.

Our impact

Our billboards are live in over 200 London Underground stations and 2,200 tube carriages, attracting 150 million views over an eight-week period. 25,000 people have signed the petition to ban CO₂ gas chambers, and 15,000 have emailed their MP, Tesco, and McDonald’s to ask why this is still legal. As a direct response, MPs have spoken out against gas chambers, written to the Environment Secretary, and submitted parliamentary questions.

Anti-factory farming campaign poster in London Underground station featuring comedian Diane Morgan

The Houses of Parliament from across the river Thames at night. The building is lit up and onto its facade is a projection, which reads "10 million pigs gassed to death every year.

Two End Factory Farming campaign posters side by side in a London Underground station, the left featuring comedian Sara Pascoe with the text "I don't buy it.", the right partially visible featuring Jon Richardson.

An ad in the London Underground showing a chicken slumped on the ground, her legs splayed out, against a warm yellow backdrop. The words on the ad read "The industry says 'animal welfare is our top priority.' Don't buy it."

A campaign poster for End Factory Farming displayed in a London Underground station, featuring comedian Jon Richardson and the text "I don't buy it."

An ad in the London Underground showing a chicken on her back against a warm yellow backdrop. The words on the ad read "The industry claims there are no antibiotics in chicken meat. Don't buy it."

A campaign poster for End Factory Farming displayed in a London Underground station, featuring comedian Sam Campbell and the text "I don't buy it."

A campaign poster for End Factory Farming displayed in a London Underground station, featuring comedian Kerry Godliman and the text "I don't buy it."

Matthew Glover

Co-Founder

“They have the money, the politicians, and the PR machine. We have the truth, the public, and a slingshot. Your donation keeps it loaded.”

FAQs

How do I claim Gift Aid on my donation?

UK taxpayers can add Gift Aid by donating through our trusted UK partner, VegTrust, here: https://donorbox.org/slingshot

How are donations used?

Thanks to the generosity of our anchor donor, who covers all our operational costs, your contribution goes directly towards our campaign work: billboard advertising, newsworthy stunts and investigations, cinematic film production, and hard-hitting digital marketing.

Who can I speak to about maximising my donation?

Please reach out to us at hello@projectslingshot.com to learn how we maximise the real-world impact of every pound and dollar donated, or if you have any other questions related to donating.