It’s no secret that maintaining the same level of charitable donations - let alone growing them - has been a challenge for many charities. Especially in the last few years.
Date: 1 January 1970
With the popularity of digital currencies rising, some of the world’s biggest charities like the Red Cross are now accepting bitcoin to help donors give more impactfully and build their financial resilience.
Save the Children was the first to accept their first bitcoin donation as far back as 2013.
It’s allowed these charities to not only give better donor choice but tap into emerging generations of donors. They can be a part of initiatives like #CryptoGivingTuesday, a day supporting causes using cryptocurrency donations.
That’s why we set up an exclusive solution that allows you to receive donations via bitcoin. Connect with a global donor base without requiring any technical expertise from your team.
You’re future proofing your charity’s donations and we’re known for our pioneering spirit. We’re both leading the way with positive change that’s well thought through. So we’re offering this service at no cost to the first 25 charities who sign up. Make sure you’re one of them.
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