💛 Be More Social – Donate to Real Change, Not Just a Cause

Posted by Danny Crouch & Pip
July 2, 2025 – Gold Coast (God’s Country)

G’day, legends.

Today we make it official:
Choose Your Chapter (CYC) is now accepting donations on behalf of charities around the world. Every dollar raised will be redistributed to individuals and organisations doing the real work — helping real people in real need.

To start with, we’re backing two homegrown legends:

💙 The Better Bloke Project, led by Matty Rogers and his crew

💌 Letters of Hope, founded by the incredible Abbie Williams

And there’ll be more — many more — from every corner of the world.

Because this isn’t just about raising money.
It’s about raising humanity.

🌍 Why Are We Doing This?
Because the world’s gone mad.
Technology was meant to bring us together — but instead, it’s ripping us apart.

We’re killing each other with disconnection.
With screens. With silence. With the constant buzz of noise that never really says anything.

So, what if we flipped the script?

What if we used technology to give, to laugh, to reconnect — and to help charities that need funding, not just branding?

🐾 A Walk Through God’s Country
Over the past four months, I’ve been walking the streets of Surfers Paradise with my sidekick Pip — off-lead, heart open, message loud.
I call this place “God’s Country” — not for religion, but for rebirth. For the sun. For the gold. For the coast that raised me and keeps reminding me who I am.

Born in Hornsby. Raised in Forestville.
Shaped by Cameray, conflict, and conversations with strangers all around the world — from castles of wealth to corners of poverty.
And everywhere in between, I saw the same thing: people searching. People hurting. People pretending they’re okay.

I wasn’t okay either.
Not until I stopped trying to fix everyone and everything, and started focusing on strengths.
Mine. Yours. Ours.

⚡ From Strengths to Setbacks to Something Stronger

I thought I’d found the solution in my Strengths.
It made sense.
Until it didn’t — until it became just another product. Another system. Another money-making machine.

So I stopped selling.
And I started walking.

And then, on February 13 and 14, 2025, I hit the bottom.
Call it a spiritual awakening. Call it a mental breakdown.
I call it coming back to life.

That’s when this all began.
A new chapter. A new movement. A new way of giving.

💸 Let’s Talk About the Money
I’ve been threatened with fines for letting Pip walk off-lead.
Told I can’t say what I say.
Told I’ll be punished if I don’t follow the rules.

Well, go ahead.
Fine me. I’ll pay it.
Then I’ll use the receipt as a ticket to talk to Tom Tate himself and ask:

“Are you in on the joke? Or are you the joke?”

Because I’m tired of playing the game.
It’s time to change the game.

If you want to donate $1, great.
If you want to donate $1,000,000 — even better.
But whatever comes in, we’ll redirect it out. To people. To charities. To communities.

No middlemen. No gatekeepers.
Just humanity backing humanity.

🙏 We’re All Charity Cases
After 52 years on this earth, let me tell you the truth:
Everyone is a charity case. Including me. Including you.

So let’s give more.
Laugh more.
Live more.
Be More.

📣 What You Can Do Today
✅ Donate – at www.ChooseYourChapter.com.au or www.BeMoreSocial.today
✅ Join the Daily Challenge – just 10 minutes a day to reconnect
✅ Spread the word – share this post, tag a mate, or simply say “G’day”

💬 Three Questions Before You Go:
Why do we need to be more social?
Because connection is the cure. And disconnection is the disease.

How are we going to be more social?
By talking again. By walking again. By giving a damn again.

What do you have to do to be more humane?
Be curious. Be kind. Be real. And when in doubt, say “G’day.”

Thanks for reading. Thanks for being here.

Be More Social.
Simply say, “G’day.”

—
Danny Crouch (73)
For Pip. For Peace. For Purpose.
Translated daily. Backed globally.

And to the one that made this all happen, my soul mate, Nicole Peta Feledy… welcome home, I love you’s all (thank you Jeff), and say “Hi to your mum for me” (thank you Rove). and to Scotty and their families, “I’ll be seeing you soon too, to simply say,
G’day”