Organize a Demonstration at McDonald's

Protesting or leafleting at a local McDonald's is a fun, effective, and easy way to expose McDonald's cruelty to chickens. A demonstration can be as simple as one person with a sign, a stack of leaflets, and an hour to spare. You'd be surprised at how far you can get with a friendly smile and a simple question like, "Would you like to help animals?"

To get started, just follow these four simple steps, and one of our Action Team coordinators will get in touch to send you materials and help make your event as effective as possible. If you're a high school or college student, click here to request a customized leafleting pack that will help you reach your friends.

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Step 1: Tell Us About Yourself
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Step 2: Choose a McDonald's The best McDonald's restaurants to protest or leaflet at are in busy areas where lots of people will be walking by—but if there aren't any like that in your city, any McDonald's will do the trick! Don't know where your nearest McDonald's is located? Use McDonald's store locator.
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Step 3: Choose a Date and Time Although most people hold demonstrations on Saturdays and Sundays so that they can get a friend or two (or 10) to go with them, pick any date that works for you. The best times to protest are during lunch or dinner, around noon to 1 p.m. or 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Please allow yourself at least two weeks to work with our Action Team coordinator to plan and promote your demonstration.
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Step 4: Make Your Demo a Success Check out some additional tips on how to get the word out about McCruelty.
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