One of the most important things to me here on Change.org is the Coins and Gifts!   Although the site has reformatted its pages and now one may see (Give Gifts)  on the top of these pages, I still find many people who have no gifts yet!

Granted there might be a few who may decide not to partake in this, but I am sure it is a very small few.   Many times as I make new friends here I see people that have no Idea about it!  Some that have even been here working for quite a while and have a-lot of coins built up.  I have helped many to discover this and I am always happy to do so! 

This is a pledge to help every new friend or anyone we can who has no gifts.  Aloha,  Walt.

The following is just a brief on how it works:> 

There is eight major causes supported by eight nonprofits, click on(Give Gifts) to see these.  You will also then see how many coins you have at the top right of this page.  The more work you do here such as signing petitions getting, recruits and so on, the more coins you will accumulate.

You will also see how many coins it takes to send a certain gift.  Next you will need to choose friends that you feel you can trust with your e-mail address. You and they will exchange e-mail addresses and then you will be able to send gifts to each other.  You may also send these to anyone you want with a e-mail address even if they are not members of change.org.

You must use the e-mail address that you have used to join change and create your profile if you want the gifts to post to your change. org account. When someone sends you a gift you will get a message in your e-mail that says ( so and so has sent you a gift on change.org click the link below to except the gift) 

For every gift that is clicked and excepted a small donation is made to that cause at no cost to us.   These small donations do add up and help make a difference.  It is also a wonderful way to provide some funding. Especially for those of us who have been affected the most by this economy.

I hope this pledge is helpful to many and keep in mind that..."Fighting is stressful but working can be both rewarding and enjoyable"   Keep up the good work!

Aloha and Blessings,   Walt