My Nonprofit Reviews

I have known the founders of this great organization personally for years, and am so impressed with how much they have accomplished to help these beautiful dogs and educate the public about horrific "sport". The Education Fund is so important to the mission of exposing the cruelty of this industry and securing safe and loving homes for rescued dogs. I particularly love their books for kids (Pele's Forever Home is a favorite!), and their list of greyhound rescue groups is a great resource. I am confident that every dollar donated is well spent, and that this group of dedicated people will continue to change hearts and minds.

I continue to be impressed by the success of this dedicated team, and their efforts to end the horrors of greyhound racing. Thanks to GREY2K, laws have been passed all around the US, and the world, to ban this cruel sport, so many dogs have been rescued and adopted to loving homes, and the public is learning about the needless suffering and deaths.

I met Christine long before she co-founded Grey2K, through her work for animals in Massachusetts, and was privileged to join her and so many others to one of the first March for Animals in Washington D.C. I saw how tirelessly she worked through law school, as I was also a student at the time, and she did it all "for the animals." I've also met Carey at fundraisers, and he is an amazing advocate, compassionate and determined, and yet very approachable. The energy of their volunteers is contagious, as evidenced from the ballot initiative meetings in their (welcoming and functional, but not glamorous) office. The entire organization works hard to make every donation count (right down to hand-packing winning auction items in recycled boxes). GREY2K is an amazing organization, and I am honored to be able to support them.

I continue to be impressed by the success of this dedicated team, and their efforts to end the horrors of greyhound racing. Thanks to GREY2K, laws have been passed all around the US, and the world, to ban this cruel sport, so many dogs have been rescued and adopted to loving homes, and the public is learning about the needless suffering and deaths.

I met Christine long before she co-founded Grey2K, through her work for animals in Massachusetts, and was privileged to join her and so many others to one of the first March for Animals in Washington D.C. I saw how tirelessly she worked through law school, as I was also a student at the time, and she did it all "for the animals." I've also met Carey at fundraisers, and he is an amazing advocate, compassionate and determined, and yet very approachable. The energy of their volunteers is contagious, as evidenced from the ballot initiative meetings in their (welcoming and functional, but not glamorous) office. The entire organization works hard to make every donation count (right down to hand-packing winning auction items in recycled boxes). GREY2K is an amazing organization, and I am honored to be able to support them.