The plant based support you need.
Learn the ins and outs of a whole food plant-based diet by joining our online learning platform today!
Join us in transforming lives through the power of plant-based nutrition!
We at PBNSG believe support and community are what fuels success. Your donation contributes to our mission of expanding our online support platform, in person community events, and more resources that make plant-based living accessible to everyone, everywhere.
Plant Based Nutrition Support Group is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to evidence based education and advocacy of plant-based whole food nutrition and an active lifestyle to prevent and reverse disease!
Join the ONLY national plant-based support community of like-minded people who will support your nutrition change!
FREE Virtual Plant-Based Support Group
Every 2nd Thursday of each month at 7:00 PM Eastern Time, we hold a FREE Community Support Group meeting via Zoom for those who want to get familiar with our program, meet like-minded individuals, and see what we have to offer! We also share recipes, tips, stories, and answer any questions you may have!
Watch previous FREE Community Support Group Meetings and more by clicking below!
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Join Doug Schmidt from Eat Plants Love as PBNSG’s new Culinary Curator for Expert Guidance and Community Support on Your Plant-Based Culinary Journey!
Ways to Donate
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Online
Setup a one time or monthly recurring donation on our website!
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Kroger Community Rewards
When you shop at Kroger, at checkout use code #BJ131!
What People Are Saying
“Thanks again for starting, building and constantly enhancing PBNSG. It’s an excellent resource that’s changing and saving people’s lives.”
“Great friendly group of people, super informative, loads of support for lifestyle, good social group too.”
“Well organized support group has laid foundation for healthy eating. They've weeded out the obstacles. They've tuned out noise and confusion. They're a model for great health and reducing climate change.”