April 27 is Tell A Story Day. We’re celebrating by sharing an inspirational story that a grateful customer sent to us.
It’s the story of Helen, a woman who wanted nothing more than to reunite with her mother. The two women had been separated for more than 30 years. Though she wasn’t sure where to start, Helen was determined to find and reconnect with her mom.
We all know that spring is a time of renewal. The weather improves, flowers bloom and we rekindle our love of the great outdoors.
As much as we love winter, we’re always excited to see the first signs of spring. Because we know that it comes with fun outings, barbecues and a myriad of exciting activities.
It’s also a time to renew old relationships. A time to reunite with friends, relatives and anyone else who puts a little extra spring in your step. To help you find and reconnect with people this spring, PeopleFinders.com is offering 50% off our best membership yet.
As a member, you’ll get:
We all have people who are no longer part of our lives. People we miss, and think about all the time.
We’ve said it before. It’s easy to lose touch. People get wrapped up in their fast-paced lives and time slips away so quickly.
At PeopleFinders, we believe it’s never too late to reconnect with people from your past. That’s why we’re issuing the People Finding Challenge. We’re urging you to start your own people finding adventure so you can reunite with family, friends and anyone else.
A quick glance in most any store will tell you. Easter is almost here.
The bright neon faux grass. The multi-colored plastic eggs. And most any type of candy you can imagine.
Easter finds us on Sunday, April 8. People across the country will share this holiday with family, friends and colleagues. It’s also the perfect time to reconnect with people from your past.
How do you feel about Valentine’s Day? The holiday stirs up a myriad of mixed emotions. Some people see it as a romantic occasion to spend with their significant other. And some see it as a day to celebrate being single.
At PeopleFinders, we think of Valentine’s Day as an opportunity to share your life with all the people you love. Family, friends, spouses, significant others and everyone who brightens your world.
There are so many ways to spend your Thanksgiving.
You may be cooking, cleaning, eating, watching TV, playing games, helping the needy or participating in countless other activities. But whatever you’re doing, chances are you’re spending the day with others. Family, friends, maybe even a group of people you’ve never met before.
Do you feel that our modern society has lost the art of personal communication? The simple act of two or more people talking, exchanging ideas and expressing emotions.
When you see the phrase personal communication these days, you might be inclined to think about electronic devices. Technology makes it easier than ever for people to stay connected. We can email, tweet or Facebook each other, find friends on Foursquare, and constantly check the current status of everyone we know. Our communication tends to happen on laptops, smart phones and personal tablets.
These are all great ways to keep in touch. But these same methods of connectivity may also be diminishing the act of one-on-one interaction. And nothing beats the simple exhilaration of two people talking to each other on the phone or in person.
At some point, we all wonder about the people who came before us. What were they like? How did they influence our lives? What can we learn from them?
October is Family History Month – the perfect time to find answers to all of your questions.
Lynn O. is a new friend of ours. She enjoys the pace of her life in Hawaii, and never gave a second thought to online services like people searches and reverse lookups. That is until she suddenly needed to locate her sister-in-law.
At first she wasn’t sure where to start. Lynn knew about public records websites, but was hesitant to try one. She decided to give it a shot, and visited PeopleFinders.com.
Family! Friends! Loved Ones! Sunday, August 7 is your day.
The first Sunday in August is American Family Day and National Friendship Day. This day was meant to be spent with the people you love.
