Britain’s Hardest Working Mother

Mother's day of action

Mother’s Day is just around the corner – 22 March 2020!

We’re asking you to help us educate people and spread awareness about the plight of dairy cows, the hardest working mothers, in the days leading up to this important day.

Being both pregnant and lactating for most of the year, every year, is a gruelling task and dairy cows end up too exhausted or ill by the age of six.

These poorly mums are then sent off to a slaughterhouse to become cheap beef.

We’re using Mother’s Day to highlight the plight of dairy cows, mums who never get to keep their babies just so people can have their milk.

 

Dairy cows are mums too! Go dairy-free this Mother’s Day.

Will you help us spread awareness and show people how to ditch dairy?

Order your FREE action pack!

We’ll send you a pack of 100 Hardest Working Mother leaflets that you can hand out to people in busy places or use for door dropping. Door dropping means distributing leaflets by putting them in people’s letterboxes. It’s a gentle but effective form of outreach and it’s also time-efficient – you can cover a street in just a few minutes. If you don’t feel comfortable on your own, why not do it with a friend?

If you’d like to take to the streets, please have a look at our Talk to People page for useful information.

Order you FREE action pack – click on the button below!

To receive in time for Mother’s Day please order no later than 18 March 2020.

Order an action pack »

Do you use social media?

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Would you like to hold a stall or street event?

Amazing! We will send you a special stall pack with lots of free materials and useful information. Please have a look at our Organise an Event page first to make sure you’re comfortable with this type of activism.

Also, check out the Talk to People page for some useful tips for successful outreach.

If you’d like the stall pack, please email campaignorders@viva.org.uk and we will be in touch.

To receive in time for Mother’s Day please order no later than 18 March 2020.

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