59 former Change.org employees are calling on the

59 former Change.org employees are calling on the company to donate the money it made from its record-breaking 'Justice for George Floyd' petition

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Published 09 Jun 2020

· More than 50 former Change.org employees have drafted an open letter demanding that the company disclose how much money it raised from its record-breaking "Justice for George Floyd" petition and donate the money to Floyd's family or Black Lives Matter-focused charities.
· The petition became the most-signed petition in the...

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59 former Change.org employees are calling on the company to donate the money it made from its record-breaking 'Justice for George Floyd' petition

59 former Change.org employees are calling on the company to donate the money it made from its record-breaking 'Justice for George Floyd' petition

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