Change Foundation’s web settings specify that posts submitted by way of email be saved as drafts for subsequent checking & editing, so don’t worry about making your email post “perfect.”
The subject line of your email will become the title of the post. (You can modify it in the check & edit phase.)
The entire content of your email’s body will become the body of the post, so remove whatever automatic “signature” you have from your email. (Or you can remove it in the check & edit phase.)
Email postings are sent to a special Blogger email address, which I will tell you after you have confirmed your invitation to become an official author on Change Foundation.
After I tell you what your special Blogger email address to send to is, I recommend you create a Contacts entry (perhaps named "Blogger Change Foundation") and record the address.
Notes for formatting:
Bold, italics, and underlining in your email’s body carry over to the post. Combinations of these as well: bold italics, italicized underlining, all three. (And, of course, bold underlining.)
Note, however, that I do not, as an editor, recommend using weird combinations; bold italics is about as far as one should go.
Indention of the first line of a paragraph can be achieved as on a typewriter, with spaces or a tab. (I used spaces: I have no tab key on my iPad.)
Ordered and unordered lists also carry over:
- First item
- Second item
- Unordered item
- Unordered item
(You may need to use a computer, rather than a mobile device, to produce those lists; I did them on my computer, although the rest of this email-post was composed on my iPhone and iPad.)