38 Degrees Reviews 

I appreciate the way 38 Degrees move fast and keep closely in touch with the grassroots. They provide a way to make our objections heard when the people in power are doing blatantly stupid and harmful things.

38 Degrees is a great movement, helping me voice my concerns on a range of issues and bringing me together with people who share my concerns in a way that empowers us all. They often survey their followers to help decide where to invest their effort and how to position themselves. I don’t agree with every position or petition but that’s just life, I don’t sign anything I don’t agree with, and if I felt that I didn’t agree with most of their petitions then I’m sure I would just unsubscribe, as I think most of the negative reviewers should do (I suspect most of them don’t subscribe anyway, they’re just causing trouble).

38 degrees are in my opinion, the most trustworthy and reliable campaigning site available.
I never miss their comms.

Great organisation that promotes democracy by giving everyone their chance to vote, or not, on many issues. I have donated for many years and regard 38 Degrees as very good value for money.
38 Degrees captures widely held views and opinions on many topics when politicians try to avoid publicity.
Grenfell Tower - Many high rise building still unsafe.
Post Office Compensation - Almost stationary.
Water Companies - Bosses may still get bonuses.

I feel that the voice of the people needs to be heard in a positive way. This organisation takes our views and opinions to the government. I am pleased to be part of this, albeit in a small way.

In a world where free speech is often suppressed, 38 degrees informs us of current problems, allows us to have a say, and the power to enable change. Sometimes I find it tiring to keep going, but I can't stand by and do nothing so I keep on for voiceless people, animals and environment.

By signing 38 degrees petitions and other actions I feel i am making a difference. 38degrees campaigns on issues I feel strongly about, their campaigns make a difference and they have had success in influencing the government.

I can’t understand people who knock 38degrees. They cover many subjects and therefore you can’t agree with all of their views but never the less they, like many critics at the direction society is being corrupted are important to bring it the notice of its readers. So I say “all power to their elbows”.

An open & honest organisation giving members a voice against often repressive institutions which seek to 'do us over'. We have the choice of agreeing or rejecting their campaigns. It is a force for good.

The team at 38 Degrees are a beacon of light in a world dominated by greed and disinformation. I have been a member for a number of years now and rely on them to draw my attention to issues and causes, which are critically important, but which are often stifled in main stream media. Above all else they do what they do because they care, not because there is money on it.

We need organisations like 38 Degrees
It is sometimes easy to feel overwhelmed and impotent in the face of the injustice, callousness and indifference around us. That is why, for me, 38Degrees is so important. Together we can and do make a difference and I take encouragement from knowing that in my very small way I can help achieve positive change.

A great team doing the right thing in a world of wrong.

It is what you stand up for that counts. You do so much
keeping others informed about what is going on on FIGHTING FOR THE RIGHTS OF OHERS, Please keep up the magnificent work you do.
Lione Sebastian
Leighton Buzzard.

I`ve supported the work of 38 Degrees for a number of years. At 86 years old there`s not a heck of a lot I can do to object to or demonstrate against injustice whether at home or abroad. But thanks to 38 Degrees, just by clicking a button, I can join them in the challenges they present to governments and any others who don`t seem to have the best interests of the people at heart. Thankyou for all the work you do!
Lyn

I've been a member of 38 Degrees for many years and really appreciate the passion and commitment this non-profit organisation brings to our campaigns. You are not forced into one line of thinking and can simply opt out of campaigns and not sign petitions if you disagree. It is wonderful to feel like your voice is being heard as a member of public. Unfortunately governments pay too much attention to those with money and power so 38 Degrees provides a strong platform to counter balance the unfair power structures in society. Keep up the great work 38 Degrees and it members! :)

I donate monthly to 38 degrees as I feel they drive real change. The range and scope of their petitions and their actions are ones that I very much want to support for the good of our society at all levels. Greater equality and pure decency we expect from our fellow humans is what drives every petition (that I support) and that’s why I donate to them to ensure they have reliable funding for trying to make a better world and society here in the UK

I love 38 Degrees because of their passion and commitment to address the issues that matter in our Society and all around the World. They have great tenacity and determination and ensure that the people in Government or the organisations that are being discriminatory, offensive, unfair etc are brought into the Public Awareness and held to account. We've had many successes in the several years that I've been a member of 38 Degrees and I'm happy and proud to support such a wonderful Grass Roots Organisation.

I like "38 Degrees" as they make me aware of topics that I may miss in the mainstream media or otherwise.
Signing up with them is optional. So, no pressure there.
38 Degrees is an open forum. One always has the option to opt out, not sign petitions, or disagree with 38 Degrees's point-of-view.

I recommend "38 Degrees"! :-)

I've always believed that, together, people can 'move mountains'. My membership of 38 Degrees has given me the opportunity to do just that, on many occasions.

38 Degrees is essential to someone like me whose mobility is restricted because it enable me to remain politically active and engage with others about political ideas.