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With a single stroke of the presidential pen, President Barack Obama rang out 2016 by protecting 1.35 million acres of some of the richest cultural and archaeological significance in the United States as a National Park.

Backed by eight separate Do Gooder email and petition actions over a year and a half, Friends of Cedar Mesa and the Bears Ears Inter-Tribal Coalition – an unprecedented alliance of Navajo, Ute, Hopi and Zuni leaders - harnessed the power of 39,732 people to target Congress and President Obama himself.

The diversity of actions used in the campaign kept people engaged and targeted politicians in different ways.

"Non-controversial campaigns are easy,” says Josh Ewing, Executive Director, Friends of Cedar Mesa. “But when you're doing something historic, you're going to have opposition. Do Gooder made it easy to activate our supporters in a way that integrated seamlessly with our website."

What do nearly 40,000 supporters look like? Each delta on the action map below is one person raising his or her voice to protect this sacred and stunning area.

The face of online campaigning is changing - and we’re on the frontline with innovative and traditional tools alike to fuel any campaign.

Do Gooder is democracy in action - get some action here.

 As the fight to protect Australian marine parks from oil and gas developments heats up, WWF Australia are setting the bar high for effective and stylish custom-coded campaigns with integrated Do Gooder actions.

In the age of short attention spans, evocative presentation and multimedia are key to capturing the imagination of supporters - and WWF are doing a whale of a good job, garnering over 8,000 submissions in only a few days.

Starting with a captivating video banner of migrating southern right whales seen overhead from an unmanned aerial vehicle, you scroll down to a streamlined educational component on the whales that pass through Australian waters.

By the time you arrive at the action itself, followed by a call for donations to help drive the campaign, our hearts and minds are in and it’s impossible to turn a blind eye. Do Gooder was designed with this in mind: to function stylishly as a standalone campaign tool and integrate seamlessly with external platforms. 

If you haven’t added your voice to protect marine parks, now’s the time to do it.

Then start your own Do Gooder campaign today with a 14 day free trial.

In the wake of nuclear disasters in Fukushima and Chernobyl, Australia’s geographically largest state is one step away from keeping uranium deposits in the ground. After receiving detailed evidence from the Conservation Council of WA (CCWA) backed by 3,500 submissions through Do Gooder in support of the Uranium Free Charter  the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has recommended the mining proposal at Yeelirrie WA be rejected and that uranium should stay in the ground!

WA has never had a commercial uranium mine, with state-wide bans on uranium mining, federal restrictions on uranium mining, and a long history of public opposition.

While the mining industry is scrambling desperately to get the recommendation overturned, CCWA is gathering forces with a renewed push to support the EPA’s recommendation, along with an upcoming submission writing workshop and joining in the Walkatjurra Walkabout.

Another great example of how we can win when we fight the good fight. 

80% of the world’s population speaks a language other than English yet the vast majority of campaign platforms either do not support other languages or do so in an ad-hoc way. We believe that humanity is at its best when we come together to solve our common problems and any platform built for change needs to be as inclusive as possible to achieve that end. That’s why we just rolled out a major multilingual upgrade to our full suite of action tools. You can now campaign in up to TEN languages at once – Indonesian, Dutch, French, Italian, Japanese, Continental or Brazilian Portuguese, Thai, or Spanish – spoken in total by 3.1 billion people across 5 continents. 

Just add language/s and enter your content and we take care of the rest - from field labels and default buttons to follow-up emails and social sharing content. Each language has its own unique URL so you can send language-based emails plus supporters can easily toggle between languages.  

Campaigns already taking advantage of the new tools includes our first Spanish language campaign by international consumer group El Poder Del Consumidor, and our first multi-lingual (French/English) campaign by FairVote Canada. 

Translate that!

We want to make language barriers to creating change a thing of the past, so if you lack native speakers in your team just let us know and we can translate your campaign copy into any of our supported languages  with a 72 hour turnaround and at very competitive rates.