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Help the Bloom Safe Petition Reach 500 Signatures

July 24, 2026 by
Steve Simons

326 Voices Strong: Help Bloom Safe Reach 500 Petition Signatures

Protecting children is a responsibility we all share and, as of the writing of this blog post, 326 people have already added their names to the growing movement to make America the safest place to be a kid.

Every person who has signed the Bloom Safe petition has helped send a clear message: preventing child sexual abuse must become a national priority. We are deeply grateful to everyone who has taken that stand.

Now, we are working toward our next milestone: 500 signatures.

We Need 174 More People

Reaching 500 signatures will demonstrate that more Americans are ready to move beyond awareness and demand meaningful action to protect children.

But Bloom Safe cannot reach this milestone alone. Movements grow through personal conversations when someone explains why an issue matters and invites another person to become part of the solution.

That is why we are asking every current supporter to recruit at least one friend, family member, coworker, neighbor, or community leader to sign the petition.

If each of our 326 supporters invites just one other person to join us, we will not merely reach 500 signatures, we will surpass our goal.

One Share Can Make a Difference

You can help today by:

  • Texting the petition to someone you know.

  • Sharing it by email or on social media.

  • Bringing it to the attention of your church, school, workplace, civic organization, or community group.

  • Adding a personal message explaining why protecting children matters to you.

  • Printing and Posting the Bloom Safe community poster.

A personal invitation is powerful. It turns an online petition into a human conversation about the kind of country and community we want to create for our children.

Download, Print, and Post Our Poster

You can also help spread the word throughout your community by downloading our printable Bloom Safe poster and posting it anywhere your community has a community bulletin board.  Some common places to look for a community bulletin board that accepts public posters is:

  • college campuses
  • public libraries
  • coffee shops
  • grocery stores
  • community centers
  • churches and synagogues
  • senior centers
  • rec centers
  • local businesses
  • and more!

The poster is formatted as an 8.5 × 11-inch PDF, making it easy to print at home or through a local print shop in either Black & White or Color. With permission, display it on community bulletin boards and in churches, schools, libraries, workplaces, coffee shops, local businesses, recreation centers, and other gathering places can make a huge difference in raising awareness for the BLOOM SAFE: MAKE AMERICA THE SAFEST PLACE TO BE A KID ACT.

Download the Poster:


BloomSafe-Petition-Poster.pdf

Every poster you put up around your community creates another opportunity for someone to discover Bloom Safe, sign the petition, and join the movement to protect children.

Help Build a Safer Future for Every Child

Bloom Safe believes America can become the safest place in the world to be a kid, but achieving that vision will require parents, educators, professionals, policymakers, survivors, advocates, and concerned citizens working together.

Every signature strengthens the call for comprehensive child sexual abuse prevention, education, accountability, and survivor support. Every new supporter helps bring this issue out of the shadows. Every person who speaks up makes it harder for our nation to look away.

If you have not yet signed, please add your name today. If you have already signed, invite at least one other person to stand with us—and consider printing and displaying the Bloom Safe poster in your community.

Sign and share the Bloom Safe petition:

change.org/bloom-safe

Together, we can reach 500 signatures and continue building a movement capable of creating lasting change.

Bloom Safe
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