From 542a71526c73a870ff921948da12a44cbd6f6fe4 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: scottmakestech <83726258+scottmakestech@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Thu, 14 Dec 2023 09:48:40 -0600
Subject: [PATCH] NGO Blog Post: Change a stat (#1609)

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 ## Serving .org at Internet scale
 
-Let's Encrypt serves 51% of all websites using the .org top level domain (TLD), which is commonly used by nonprofits. In the US alone there are 1.8M registered nonprofit organizations. And while the focus of these organizations are varied, all of them rely on the Internet in some capacity.
+Let's Encrypt serves 57% of all websites using the .org top level domain (TLD), which is commonly used by nonprofits. In the US alone there are 1.8M registered nonprofit organizations. And while the focus of these organizations are varied, all of them rely on the Internet in some capacity.
 
 When a nonprofit uses a TLS certificate on their website, it protects their visitors and stakeholders from snoopers, MITM attacks, and surveillance. Without TLS, nonprofits' content could be changed without their knowledge or their visitors' private information could be compromised. Access to free and automated TLS via Let's Encrypt means these nonprofits face as few barriers as possible to adopting TLS.