New England Anti-vivisection Society (NEAVS)

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NEAVS' Art, Heirlooms & Antiques Auction

(Fall 2001)— We are gathering donated items for a gala fundraiser, “The NEAVS Art, Heirlooms and Antiques Auction.” Many thanks go to Dr. Beverly Rockhill who has already donated a beautiful set of Lenox china and to Dr. Carol Ginandes who has donated a fine arts photograph to this upcoming very special event.

If you have art, an heirloom or antique you would like to donate to raise money to advocate for animals in laboratories, please contact our Director of Development and Donor Services, (617) 523-6020.

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NEAVS Participates in Combined Federal Campaign

(Fall 2001)—— NEAVS Participates in Combined Federal Campaign “We’re Here … because their lives depend on us.” This slogan – along with a touching photo of a young girl and bunny (above) – will again appear in a NEAVS ad in the U.S. government’s Combined Federal Campaign (CFC).

The CFC materials will reach the homes of thousands of federal employees, alerting them to give their support to our important mission.

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Thanks to Donors, NEAVS is on A Roll

(Fall 2001)——Thanks to the generosity of NEAVS supporters James H. and Nancy Luick Bryan, NEAVS will be rolling to animal rights events in safety, comfort, and high visi- bility. We are most thankful to the Bryans for their donation of a Chrysler Town and Country van to help in our public outreach efforts.

Thanks also go to Harvey Sign, Inc., in Methuen, MA for most graciously donating exterior signage of the NEAVS logo and logotype on the van. If you visit Mr. Harvey’s shop, please be sure to thank him. Look for photos of the NEAVS van in our newsletter – or watch for us “on the road.”

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Recognition for the Uncounted

(Fall 2001)—— Be sure to visit the Great Ape Project’s (GAP) Web site, www.greatapeproject.org, and contribute any information you can provide on great apes – orangutans, bonobos, gorillas, and chimps – held captive in the U.S. in labs, zoos, roadside “entertainment,” etc. All information sources will be kept strictly confidential.

As of January 2001, the GAP census enumerates at least 1,200 nonhuman great apes (nhgas) imprisoned in America. Click on the Census 2001 banner TODAY and help GAP achieve “Recognition for the Uncounted.”

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Spreading the Word: NEAVS supporters and friends are invited to help 'Spread the Word'

(Fall 2001)——NEAVS supporters and friends are invited to distribute and reprint any of the information we provide on anti-vivisection issues. We require only that the information be used in its entirety and that NEAVS is properly credited as the information source.

For permisision to excerpt any of NEAVS' materials, contact Melinda Everett, Media & Public Relations Department.

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