Every Little Blog Helps

Published September 4, 2009 by PETA Staff. Last Updated April 2, 2024.

2 min read

You don’t have to blog for PETA in order for your posts to help us help animals.

Users of Blogger and WordPress can now earn donations for their favorite charity (hint, hint) without actually spending any money.

That’s because Blogger and WordPress have teamed up with SocialVibe—a social-networking site with a cause—to help people educate others about animal rights issues and contribute to PETA campaigns.

If you don’t use SocialVibe yet, it’s easy to do. All you have to do is sign up, and then create and post your customized badge to generate that first $1 donation to PETA. Then, each time you or one of your blog readers completes a SocialVibe activity, a microdonation is made to our organization.

Also, if you sign up right now, you can help PETA’s youth division, peta2, meet its goal of raising $3,000 before September 14 for its “Animal Testing Breaks Hearts” campaign.

Don’t forget to tell all your blog-inclined friends too!

Written by Heather Drennan

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