We launched the #BitcoinTuesday community campaign with 12 nonprofits coming together to fundraise Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
Adapt or Die: Emerging Trends in Philanthropy
Pat Duffy, co-founder of The Giving Block, began as a federal consultant for pharmaceutical companies, focused on collaboration with nonprofits. He then shifted to the nonprofit sector, focusing on executive leadership and fundraising for voluntary health associations. Merging his nonprofit experience and passion for Bitcoin trading, The Giving Block was born, creating the turnkey solution for cryptocurrency donations now used by charities around the world.
For every nonprofit receiving a donation, there are myriad nonprofits with similar missions that have missed out on that gift.
Today, one Bitcoin is worth $12,000. What does that mean? Why does that matter?
It’s true that most crypto donors donate anonymously. It’s also true that most of them donate for the tax incentive.
Bitcoin is no longer reserved for small, agile nonprofits. More mega-charities are accepting crypto donations than ever before.
Last week, it was announced that Venmo would begin offering Bitcoin as an option on the platform. What does this mean for nonprofits?
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