Edgepledge.com Website Review

Fundraise for your school and local wildlife Help Native Wildlife by Putting Yourself on the Edge Fundraise for your school and local wildlife Challenge your friends to save endangered wildlife Edge Pledge is a challenge-based fundraising platform which puts people on the edge to raise money for wildlife on the brink of Pick three challenges Create a pledge by choosing three challengesFind challenges Hi Everyone. I want to raise funding for Grey nurse sharks which are critically endangered. And I also want to grow the pot of funding for threatened species recovery. We all have a role to play fighting extinction. So I want Edge Pledge to take off as a new crowd-funding mechanism for Australias endangered an*mals and plants. Please support me by voting for one of my challenges. Calling all Earthlings to help me help mantas out: Ill cycle to work dressed as a manta, photograph sunrises helluva early, or do a This year Ill be giving a helping hand to the Flatback Sea Turtle. They are one of the most critically endangered an*mals on the planet! I pledge to skydive, complete the tough mudder run, or integrate edible insects into my diet for a week. Push me to the edge and I am pas*ionate about Eastern Quolls. To support Mt Rothwell and to help raise the much needed funds required to save this species, I will shave my head and bleach Eastern Quoll spots all over it. I last visited the hairdresser when I was 17, I am now 47 so its kind of a big deal. Or, I could do one of the other easier things, but please vote, please donate and help me save Quolls! Every year the world loses more and more an*mals to extinction but if humans can make a problem, we can fix a problem. As the CEO of Zoos Victoria, I pledge to either be a zoo presenter for a day, spend an entire day painting the faces of kids who come to the zoo, or blow bubbles for an entire AFL game to show why we should blow bubbles, not balloons. Edge Pledge mixes two of my favourite things, an*mals and doing crazy things. I’m putting myself on the line for the an*mals of Australia