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Download your signatures
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
When you're ready to share your petition's impact with decision makers, you can download a list of your supporters from Change.org. The download option is available no earlier than 24 hours after you've created your petition, and files are emailed to you in spreadsheet(CSV) format. How to download your Change.org petition signatures Follow these ste
Accessibility statement
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
At Change.org, we are committed to ensuring digital accessibility for all people, including those with disabilities. We strive to provide a user experience that is inclusive, equitable, and accessible across our platform. Our goal is to ensure that everyone - regardless of ability - can start or sign petitions, participate in campaigns, and access t
Foundation donation terms of service
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
Why does Change.org ask for a donation after signing a petition? In certain markets, after you sign a petition, Change.org offers you the chance to make a donation to help promote it. The donation is made to the Change.org Charitable Foundation, a 501c3 based in the US. For every donation made to the Change.org Charitable Foundation, Change.org, PBC
Corporate structure
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
Change.org is not a charity - it is a nonprofit-owned public benefit corporation (PBC). That means we are dedicated to positive social impact, and our mission and commitment to empowering people everywhere is legally part of the company's corporate charter. Why Change.org is structured as a technology company We're trying to build the most impactful
Delete your petition
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
To permanently delete a Change.org petition, contact support with the email address you used to start your petition. Self-service deletion is not currently available on the Change.org platform. Steps to delete your petition Send an update to your supporters: Post an update to your supporters informing them that you are deleting your petition. Let th
Edit your petition
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
You can edit your Change.org petition at any time after publishing. Whether you need to update your story, add a decision maker, change your petition image, or fix a typo, you do not need to start over. All changes are saved immediately and appear on your live petition page. How to access the petition editing page on Change.org You must be logged in
Recognize phishing emails
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
Scammers sometimes send fake emails pretending to be from Change.org to steal personal information or spread malware. This article explains how to identify legitimate Change.org emails and protect yourself from phishing attempts. How to Identify Legitimate Change.org Emails Check the Sender's Email Address All official Change.org emails come from th
How to start a petition
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
Starting a petition on Change.org is free and takes just a few minutes. Change.org will guide you through the process step by step, helping you create a compelling petition that can make a real difference. This guide walks you through the petition creation process with screenshots. How to create a petition on Change.org To start your petition, go to
EU Digital Services Act compliance
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
Change.org provides the following information to comply with the European Union's Digital Services Act (DSA). Users in the EU Pursuant to DSA Article 24(2), we report that, for the 6 month period ending 17 Feb 2025, there were approximately 8 million average monthly active users on Change.org in the European Union. Legal Representative Pursuant to D
Reporting policy violations
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
The content on Change.org represents the many opinions of our more than 500 million users. Change.org does not fact-check or endorse any of the campaigns or other user-generated content on our platform. Our role is to make sure the Change.org platform is a powerful vehicle for change while remaining as safe as possible for our users. Change.org does
Contacting a petition starter
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
If you've signed a petition on Change.org and want to reach out to the person who started it, you have a few options to connect with them or get updates on their campaign's progress. Leave a comment on the petition The best way to contact a Change.org petition starter is by leaving a comment directly on their petition. This allows you to show your s
Contacting the legal department
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
For specific legal matters, please use the appropriate email address below: ● Data protection and law enforcement enquiries: dpt@change.org ● Intellectual property inquiries: copyright@change.org Please only use these email addresses for the topics listed above. Messages unrelated to these areas will be redirected to our Help Center. For additional
Removing your signature from a petition
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
You can remove your signature from a Change.org petition if you signed by mistake or changed your mind. There are two ways to remove your signature: Method 1: Use the removal link in your email After you sign a petition on Change.org, you receive an email that contains a link to remove your signature. The email you receive depends on your situation:
Share your petition
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
Getting signatures on your Change.org petition requires sharing it with your social networks and others who care about your cause. This article explains how to access sharing options, share on social media, create a custom URL, and get your petition in front of the right people. How to access sharing options on Change.org Your Change.org petition da
Understand signature counts and why they fluctuate
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
If you notice your Change.org petition signature count going up and down, this is normal behavior. Signature totals can fluctuate for several reasons. Common reasons for signature count changes Unverified Email Addresses When someone signs a Change.org petition, they must verify their email address by clicking a confirmation link. If a signer doesn'
Troubleshooting signing errors
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
If you're having trouble signing a petition on Change.org, you may encounter specific error messages or technical issues. This article explains common signing errors and how to fix them. Error: "There was an error submitting your signature" This is the most common signing error on Change.org. If you see this message when trying to sign a petition, t
Commenting on petitions
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
Leaving a comment on a Change.org petition lets you share why you support the cause. Your comment appears publicly on the petition page, helping others understand the impact of the issue and encouraging more people to sign. Before you comment To leave a comment on a Change.org petition, you must first sign it. Comments are only available to supporte
Disabling your Change.org account
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
Disabling your Change.org account is a temporary action that prevents you from signing petitions with that email address, unsubscribes you from all marketing emails and suspends your Change.org membership. Unlike permanent account deletion, disabling is reversible - you can reactivate your account later by signing another petition. Your petitions wi
Post updates to supporters
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
Keep your supporters informed and engaged by posting updates to your Change.org petition. Updates help maintain momentum, share progress on your cause, and encourage supporters to continue spreading the word. Change.org allows you to post both text updates and video updates, giving you flexibility in how you communicate with your audience. Types of
Transfer petition ownership
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
You can transfer ownership of your Change.org petition to another person. This process requires coordination between the current petition owner and the person that will take ownership. Requirements for transferring a petition Before you begin the transfer process: ● The new owner must have an active Change.org account ● Both the current owner and ne
Legal responsibilities for petition starters
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
When you start a petition on Change.org, you take on certain legal responsibilities. This article explains the legal requirements for petition starters on the Change.org platform. Compliance with laws and regulations Petitions, and all subsequent updates, need to abide by all applicable laws and regulations, including the laws of their country as we
Real name requirements
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
No, Change.org does not require users to use their real names as they appear on official documents. We do not verify identities, so you can create an account using a pseudonym, stage name, or pen name. As an open platform , Change.org allows anyone to participate without revealing their real name. This ensures privacy for those who may not want thei
Promoting a petition
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
When you chip in to promote a petition on Change.org, you are paying to make that petition more visible to potential supporters. Promotion is a one-time contribution that helps a petition reach more people through Change.org's website and email channels. This is different from becoming a Change.org member, which is a separate, recurring monthly cont
Privacy & data protection
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
This page describes how Change.org handles personal information. What information do you need to register? To create an account on Change.org, whether to start a petition or support one, you only need to provide: ● Your name (can be a pseudonym) ● Your email address ● A password Additional details like gender, date of birth, or workplace are not req
Confirming your signature
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
How signature confirmation works on Change.org When you sign a Change.org petition without being logged in, you need to confirm your signature via email to ensure it counts toward the petition's goal. This verification process helps maintain the integrity of petition signatures and prevents fraudulent activity. Why signature confirmation is needed C
Change Ambassadors terms
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
Change.org recognizes that there are thousands of civic-minded individuals who have built large, engaged followings dedicated to their advocacy—often investing significant time, energy, and emotional labor without any compensation or structural support. The Change Ambassadors program was created to change that. This new program from Change.org suppo
How petitions are recommended
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
Change.org recommends petitions to users based on several factors designed to show you content relevant to your interests and location. Understanding how the recommendation system works can help you manage what you see and engage with petitions that matter most to you. How Change.org determines which petitions to show you The Change.org recommendati
What is Change.org
Published March 3rd, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
Change.org is a platform for social change where anyone can start petitions and build support for the causes they care about. More than 500 million people (as of 2026) use Change.org to share concerns, gather signatures, and advocate for change in their communities and around the world. Who owns and operates Change.org Change.org is a public benef
Manage email preferences and unsubscribe
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
Change.org sends emails to keep you informed about petitions, updates, and platform news. This article explains how to control which Change.org emails you receive and how to unsubscribe from specific petitions. How to access email preferences on Change.org Manage all your Change.org email settings through your account: Go to change.org and log in Cl
Edit your account and profile
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
You can update your Change.org profile information at any time from your account settings. This includes your name, photo, bio, and contact details. How to access your Change.org account settings Go to Change.org and log in to your account. Click on your profile icon in the top-right corner of the screen to open the user menu. Select Settings from t
Understand charges from Change.org
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
If you see a charge from Change.org on your credit card or bank statement, there are several reasons this may have occurred. Change.org is a petition platform for social change. Common reasons for Change.org charges You may see a charge from Change.org if you: ● Activated a monthly membership to support the Change.org platform ● Promoted a petition
Disagreeing with a petition
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
Change.org is an open platform where people of all viewpoints can advocate for the change they want to see in the world. As long as petitions follow our Terms of Service and Community Guidelines, they can remain on the platform. This means you may encounter Change.org petitions that express opinions you disagree with. All petitions are created and m
Troubleshooting common issues for petition starters
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
If you're having trouble creating or managing your petition on Change.org, start with these general troubleshooting steps that resolve most technical issues. General troubleshooting steps ● Make sure you're logged into your Change.org account ● Use Google Chrome (the Change.org website works best on Chrome) ● Clear your browser's cached images and f
Change your language settings
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
You can manage the language settings of your Change.org account from your profile. This article explains the two different ways to control language on Change.org and when to use each one. Understanding language settings on Change.org Change.org has two separate language controls that serve different purposes: ● Account language setting: Controls the
Petition removals
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
As an open platform, we encourage people of all viewpoints to start petitions and advocate for the change they want to see in the world. However, all users must follow our Terms of Service and Community Guidelines when posting content so we can keep our community safe. If your petition was removed, it is because it violated either our Terms of Servi
Requesting a refund
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
If you're unsatisfied with a Change.org contribution or membership charge, you can request a refund by contacting our Support team . Change.org will issue refunds for both petition promotions and membership charges if you're unsatisfied for any reason, provided you request the refund within 3 months of making the contribution or charge. Important: C
Reopening a closed petition
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
If you closed your Change.org petition by mistake, declared victory by mistake or want to continue collecting signatures on your petition, you can reopen it at any time. Reopening a closed petition on Change.org makes it active again, allowing supporters to sign once more. How to reopen a closed petition on Change.org Follow these steps to reopen yo
How to sign a petition
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
Signing a petition on Change.org is simple and free. Your signature adds your voice to causes you care about, helping petition starters demonstrate support for their campaigns. This guide walks you through the complete signing process, from finding a petition to confirming your signature. How to sign a Change.org petition Follow these steps to sign
Create a Change.org account
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
Creating a Change.org account is completely free and takes just a few minutes. With a Change.org account, you can sign petitions, start your own campaigns, track petitions you have supported, and manage your email preferences. How to create your Change.org account Follow these steps to create a new Change.org account: Go to the Change.org homepage V
Change.org membership program
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
A Change.org membership is a monthly contribution that supports the platform's mission to help people everywhere create change. When you become a member, you contribute a small amount each month to help improve and maintain the free site. Change.org is a nonprofit-owned Public Benefit Corporation (PBC), not a traditional charity. This corporate stru
Changing petition status (Closing, Declaring Victory, Reopening)
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
When you want to stop accepting signatures on your Change.org petition, you have two options: declare victory to celebrate your success, or close your petition to end it for other reasons. Both options keep your petition visible on Change.org while preventing new signatures from being added. Declaring victory vs. closing your petition Understanding
Permanently deleting your Change.org account
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
If you want to permanently delete your Change.org account and all personal data associated with it, you must contact Change.org support . This is different from disabling your account, which is temporary and reversible. Permanent account deletion cannot be undone. If you are unsure whether you want to permanently delete your account, consider disabl
Account access and password reset
Published February 26th, 2026 by Nishanth Chandrasekar
If you are having trouble accessing your Change.org account, this article covers the most common scenarios and how to resolve them. Find your situation below and follow the step-by-step guidance to regain access. Common account access scenarios Change.org users typically encounter one of these situations when unable to access their account: ● Passwo
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