What is Change.org?
Established in 2007, Change.org operates as a premier petition website that empowers individuals to launch and manage campaigns for social change. By providing a digital infrastructure for grassroots mobilization, the company has carved out a unique niche in the civic engagement market. Its platform facilitates direct communication between organizers and decision-makers, effectively bridging the gap between public sentiment and policy action. As a leader in the digital advocacy space, Change.org leverages network effects to drive awareness and legislative progress, maintaining a dominant position in the online petition ecosystem.
How much funding has Change.org raised?
Change.org has raised a total of $89.8M across 6 funding rounds:
Series A
$2M
Private Equity
$3.4M
Private Equity
$14.4M
Series B
$15M
Series C
$25M
Series D
$30M
Series A (2012): $2M, investors not publicly disclosed
Private Equity (2012): $3.4M, investors not publicly disclosed
Private Equity (2013): $14.4M, investors not publicly disclosed
Series B (2013): $15M featuring Sundeep Ahuja, AngelList, Scott Heiferman, Nasir Jones, Summit Action, Emagen Investment Group Inc, eBay, Uprising Ventures, and Omidyar Network
Series C (2014): $25M, investors not publicly disclosed
Series D (2017): $30M, investors not publicly disclosed
Key Investors in Change.org
AngelList
A prominent platform and investment network that connects startups with early-stage capital and talent, focusing on high-growth technology ventures.
Omidyar Network
A philanthropic investment firm that supports organizations working to catalyze social impact and foster inclusive economic growth.
Summit Action
A venture capital firm specializing in early-stage investments that prioritize innovation and scalable solutions for complex societal challenges.
What's next for Change.org?
Looking ahead, the strategic deployment of the $30M financing is expected to focus on optimizing user experience and scaling the platform's technical capabilities to handle increased global traffic. As the company matures, the focus will likely shift toward sustainable monetization strategies that align with its mission-driven ethos. By prioritizing data-driven engagement and platform stability, Change.org is well-positioned to maintain its status as a critical tool for global activism. The ongoing support from diverse investors suggests a long-term commitment to fostering democratic participation through technological innovation.
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