Donations in 2025
It’s hard to believe we only started this brand this year and yet, together, we’ve already made a real impact 💚
None of this would have been possible without the support of our amazing community. Every order helped fund real change for animals.
We’ve put this page together to show what we’ve accomplished so far and how you can help us do even more.
Much love,
Matthijs & Alessio
Founders of Worn Out Vegan
🌍 PETA ($500)
The world’s largest animal-rights organization, PETA campaigns globally to end cruelty in food, fashion, laboratories, and entertainment. Through undercover investigations, public awareness drives, and legal actions, they expose abuse and pressure corporations and governments to change. Their work has led to bans on animal testing in cosmetics, the end of fur collections by major brands, and countless people choosing plant-based lifestyles.
🇳🇱 House of Animals (€250)
A Dutch nonprofit tackling animal suffering through rescue, investigation, and advocacy. House of Animals runs an Animal Crime Unit that uncovers illegal trafficking, neglect, and abuse, while also providing emergency aid during crises including war zones like Ukraine. They operate the platform AnimalsToday.nl, the largest animal-news outlet in the Netherlands, ensuring that animal welfare stays visible in public conversation and political debate.
🇮🇹 LAV La Casa degli Animali (€150)
Part of LAV (Lega Anti Vivisezione), Italy’s leading animal-rights organization, La Casa degli Animali is an 85-hectare sanctuary that shelters animals rescued from abuse, illegal trafficking, and judicial seizures. Here, animals receive medical care, rehabilitation, and a safe, permanent home. LAV also campaigns nationally for stronger animal-protection laws and promotes vegan living, helping transform Italy’s legal and cultural landscape for animals.
🇳🇱 Animal Rights NL (€125)
Active in both the Netherlands and Belgium, Animal Rights NL focuses on exposing cruelty in farms, slaughterhouses, hunting, and animal testing. They combine undercover investigations, media outreach, and political lobbying to bring hidden suffering to light. Their campaigns have contributed to bans on fur farming, stronger legal protections for wild animals, and more public awareness about the realities of factory farming and animal exploitation.
🇮🇹 Rifugio Miletta (€100)
A peaceful sanctuary in northern Italy that rescues and cares for animals saved from neglect, abuse, and exploitation. Rifugio Miletta houses both farm and wild animals from pigs and cows to foxes and deer offering them lifelong refuge in a natural, open environment. They also rehabilitate injured wildlife for release and work tirelessly to educate the public about compassion, coexistence, and the rights of all living beings.
