Share in the Christmas spirit this year by opening your heart and giving back to others.

At PeoplePledge, we are firm believers that Christmas is a time for giving back to those that you love the most. Making the most out of life and treasuring good times with friends and family is what it is all about. We thought that this […]

Christmas is a time of giving. It is important to take a look at the gifts we give to people and consider whether we are giving a meaningful gift that will change or impact a person’s life. At PeoplePledge, we are firm believers that our […]

For families that are looking for a way to help a loved one with an illness or disability and to provide them with the best medical care possible, PeoplePledge offers an innovative way. At PeoplePledge, we try our best to provide fast and easy access […]

There are four key ways to identify if someone you know or someone around you is suffering from a stroke. The FAST Test which is recognised in Australia by the Stroke Foundation as a way to identify stroke is important to understand as it is […]

PeoplePledge just wanted to say Happy Father’s Day to all the incredible fathers across Australia. We hope that everyone is enjoying quality time with family today. In light of Father’s Day, PeoplePledge also wanted to mention a few fundraisers online right now. Check them out […]

PeoplePledge bringing awareness about hearing impairment in Australia. Check out eh blog for more articles and information about the Hearing Awareness Week.

Today marks a very special fundraising event called Daffodil Day which is organised and run by Cancer Council in Australia. If you haven’t already shown your support, make sure you donate and grab some Daffodils!

The support of friends and family have been known to help individuals with an illness, disease or injury recover faster than individuals who do not have a strong support network around them. There have been research case studies in fact, that show that individuals who […]

National Pain Week focuses awareness and education about chronic pain which over 3 million Australians experience to date. Not all experiences are the same. It is particularly difficult to understand chronic pain because not all pain is visible, making chronic pain sometimes subjective only to […]