Our Change.org

 Hey Everyone! Welcome back to our blog! Today I want to talk to you about what we

have set up. We had this set up before the blog but I have finally had a chance to chat with all of you about our Change.org petition. So far we haven’t been able to get many signatures but we’re hoping to turn that around. So I know you have a few questions so I’m going to explain in short detail below.

So What is Change.org? Change.org is an online database. This database is filled to the brim with petitions that you can sign. With change.org you can create petitions for free for people to sign or sign them yourself for free, you can sign as many as you would like and sign from differing varieties of individuals. Now I need to let you know that you can pay to have the petition shown to more people but that isn’t necessary, you can simply skip and stay signing for free, and then from there you can choose to share the petition with another person which if you could do we would really appreciate it.

What did we put as our petition? We decided to have our change.org petition be about granting indigenous women and children relief donations. We are hoping that this petition will aid indigenous women and children in gaining necessities and other resources for their lives. We know that not much can happen from a simple petition, but we are hoping that the right people find it and perhaps we can all work together to help out.

Are we going to be signing more in the future? Of course! We are hoping with our petition to find other petitions to sign and of course, let you know about all of the petitions that we have signed together so you can know about these things.

So to conclude, we have our petition that we are asking that you sign, and share this petition. Signing and sharing this petition with someone you know is free to do and we are hoping to be able to reach our goal. Sorry that this update is short but we have a few other things we are working on in the behind the curtains.

That is it for this entry, Thank You For Reading, The Neighbourly Aboriginal Aid

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