Our Impact Report describes how we pursue our mission: empowering people to create the change they want to see. Click below to explore the details.
People on Change.org work with decision-makers to find new solutions to the big and small issues that impact their lives.
Every campaign you see on the platform is started by our users. People and organisations around the world use Change.org to start campaigns, mobilise supporters, and work with decision makers to drive solutions.
We are proud to support robust debate and avoid censoring content, but, like other prominent online platforms, we do remove certain content which clearly violates our Community Guidelines including hate speech and the incitement of violence.
More than 200 million people in 196 countries are creating change in their communities.
Decision-makers at the highest levels of government and business are engaging with their constituents and consumers.
Leading organizations are advancing their causes and mobilising new supporters.
Journalists are sourcing powerful stories and covering campaigns hundreds of times a day.
Change.org exists to empower people everywhere to create the change you want to see. In order for the platform to remain free, independent, and accessible to everyone, people like you power the petitions and the platform to help create change.
There are two ways people like you support the work we do.
People use Change.org to campaign about the most pressing issues in their lives and communities. You can chip in to help petition starters find supporters, by paying to promote their petitions as advertisements to a wider audience on Change.org.
You can become a Sustainer to help more people around the world win their campaigns, financially supporting the expert coaching, media support and free technology that sees ordinary people win their campaigns every day.
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