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Every day, across the world, people like you start campaigns on Change.org to fight for issues they care about — and the Change.org team works to mobilize people to help them win.

We believe that building momentum for social change globally means empowering citizen activists locally. That’s why anyone, anywhere — from Chicago to Cape Town – can start their own grassroots campaign for change using our organizing platform.

Your campaign can be about anything. From supporting curbside recycling programs to fighting wrongful deportation to protecting against anti-gay bullying, Change.org members start campaigns around thousands of different issues. 

The best tools for advocacy campaigns.

There is an old saying in politics: “If you are not at the table, you run the risk of being on the menu.”

Are you relevant? Are others (the media) making the case for your cause?

Governor Malloy’s administration initiated severe “emergency budget cuts” to the nonprofit community (again) this past week. A consistent, successful PR strategy for your cause may help you at such times. A suggested six-figure cut may suddenly become a five-figure or less cut when someone at the table astutely counts all the costs involved in making that decision about that charity.

Foundations and people are also having to make harsh decisions about their philanthropy budgets.

When the cuts inevitably do come, do you have the public attention that makes your cause especially and suddenly relevant? For that to be the case your PR needs to be working its magic for your cause in the minds and hearts of those at the table making the hard decisions long before they have reason to convene.