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Let’s discover how fintech is shaping the future of nonprofits and what steps you can take to adopt these practices.

Change, a technology giving platform, announced that it has raised $5M in seed funding co-led by Freestyle and NEA.

GiveSmart by Community Brands now offers donors the ability to make donations via Google Pay or Apple Pay. Presently, Apple Pay is available in GiveSmart Fundraise and GiveSmart Events while Google Pay is available in GiveSmart Events.

The Giving Block announced Treasury Support Services for nonprofits looking to custody or invest in cryptocurrency.

Classy announced the launch of Crypto Giving, a platform that can receive donations for multiple types of cryptocurrency.

In this episode of The NonProfit Voice Tech Series, Mark is joined by Heather Bennett, vice president of partnerships and philanthropy at Direct Relief, and Pat Duffy, co-founder of The Giving Block, to learn how easy it is to start accepting cryptocurrency, how starting small is best, and the difference between accepting and investing in cryptocurrency as a nonprofit.

This partnership with ShoppingGives allows these shop owners to commit a portion of each NFT sale to a nonprofit of choice.

DipJar, a giving technology platform, has opened its new corporate headquarters in Pittsburgh.

Accepting crypto is another way to reach your donors. Here are four things every nonprofit should know about this digital currency.

New Zealand and European countries are planning to do away with checks (and their equivalency in Europe). This made me think: What would doing away with checks mean for fundraising in the U.S.?