Emily Raap

This Father’s Day, Ahold Delhaize dads are hearing from fathers who want them to keep their word: fulfill the promise to spare hens from cages—and show kids what integrity looks like.

When a company breaks its promise to animals, it’s the community that steps up. Advocates used their voices—and their presence—to call for real change at Stop & Shop’s doorstep.

The grocery retailer received a special delivery from unhappy customers.

Food Lion must be kinder to the animals in its supply chain.

Instead of prioritizing its cage-free egg promise, Stop & Shop is promoting caged eggs.

When corporations break promises to animals, it’s often their own community members who hold them accountable. One Quincy native is leading the charge to ensure Stop & Shop honors its commitment to hens.

A Bentley University graduate challenges Stop & Shop’s president to honor his alma mater's values—and his company's promise to hens.

DC community members unite to hold corporations accountable for pledges to animals.

Projections exposed Stop & Shop executives’ failure to act on animal welfare promises, turning store walls into a billboard for change.

In honor of Valentine’s Day—and countless suffering factory-farmed animals—animal lovers told Ahold Delhaize to stop breaking their hearts.

Advocates protest at Crumbl headquarters to protect animals in its supply chain.

A billboard—down the road from Crumbl’s headquarters—advertises Crumbl’s animal cruelty scandal.

A Crumbl store opening in Portland exposes the company’s outdated sourcing practices.

Crumbl Cookies is the fastest-growing cookie chain in the US. But its co-founders are not championing cruelty-free ingredients. Far from it.

Many companies are easing the suffering of animals in their supply chains. Why isn’t Crumbl doing the same?