$13,000 donated to thirteen charities in the last thirty days!
Topic: Bitcoin 100: Developed Specifically for Non-Profits - page 18. (Read 262768 times)
And another one:
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Dmitry,
A Hat for Harold (www.ahatforharold.org) is a 501(c)(3) public charity based in Silver Spring, MD and has just begun accepting Bitcoin. Is Bitcoin100 still donating $1000 to nonprofits accepting Bitcoin?
If so, I would like to submit A Hat for Harold.
Thank you for the consideration.
Sherri
A Hat for Harold (www.ahatforharold.org) is a 501(c)(3) public charity based in Silver Spring, MD and has just begun accepting Bitcoin. Is Bitcoin100 still donating $1000 to nonprofits accepting Bitcoin?
If so, I would like to submit A Hat for Harold.
Thank you for the consideration.
Sherri
Received this:
and I replied with this:
Let me know what your opinions are of this one.
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Elsa Hammond
Dear Rassah,
It has been suggested by a couple of people that I get in contact with you.
My name is Elsa Hammond, and this summer I am undertaking to row across the Pacific Ocean, from California to Hawaii - alone - to raise awareness of plastic pollution in the world's oceans.
I'm still looking for sponsorship and donations to fund the core costs of the challenge, and accept Bitcoin as well as other currencies.
Please see these recent news articles:
http://www.coindesk.com/blockchain-info-sponsors-british-woman-solo-row-across-pacific/
http://bitcoinprbuzz.com/elsas-pacific-solo-row-from-california-to-hawaii-seeking-bitcoin-sponsorship-and-donations/
And my website:
http://www.elsahammond.com/support/
http://www.elsahammond.com/donate/
Is this something that Bitcoin100 would be able to help with?
Thank you so much for reading,
Very best,
Elsa
Dear Rassah,
It has been suggested by a couple of people that I get in contact with you.
My name is Elsa Hammond, and this summer I am undertaking to row across the Pacific Ocean, from California to Hawaii - alone - to raise awareness of plastic pollution in the world's oceans.
I'm still looking for sponsorship and donations to fund the core costs of the challenge, and accept Bitcoin as well as other currencies.
Please see these recent news articles:
http://www.coindesk.com/blockchain-info-sponsors-british-woman-solo-row-across-pacific/
http://bitcoinprbuzz.com/elsas-pacific-solo-row-from-california-to-hawaii-seeking-bitcoin-sponsorship-and-donations/
And my website:
http://www.elsahammond.com/support/
http://www.elsahammond.com/donate/
Is this something that Bitcoin100 would be able to help with?
Thank you so much for reading,
Very best,
Elsa
and I replied with this:
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I'll forward your request to our public discussion group, since the money we donate ultimately belongs to our donors, but I'm not sure they will approve to qualify you, since the purpose of our group is to raise bitcoin awareness by convincing charities who otherwise wouldn't consider it to accept it on their websites.
-- Dmitry
Bitcoin100.org
-- Dmitry
Bitcoin100.org
Let me know what your opinions are of this one.
Am I able to nominate a non-profit to be a recipient?
Bitcoin100 is not a structured organization, ad is owned and run by donors and anyone else wishing to help. So everyone is free to nominate and contribute.
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http://www.theroadhome.org/
The Road Home accepts Bitcoin donations through a coinbase widget right on their donation page. On their Give link under Make a Donation, they have it split between cash donations on the left and Bitcoin on the right. They provide emergency shelter and run a winter shelter.
The Road Home accepts Bitcoin donations through a coinbase widget right on their donation page. On their Give link under Make a Donation, they have it split between cash donations on the left and Bitcoin on the right. They provide emergency shelter and run a winter shelter.
Any idea when they added bitcoin donations? I'm also curious as to how they decided on it.
This should answer your question, Rassah: http://www.meetup.com/Utah-Bitcoin-Community/messages/boards/thread/39924902
Yeah, it looks like just after Thanksgiving this year. Does that disqualify them? Or is that recent enough and have an appropriate non-profit mission?
Nah, I think it's still ok. Besides, December isn't a real month, since a large chunk of it is eaten up by holidays and vacation time
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Steve S.
On behalf of the Upaya team and all those we are working to serve, I want to say a heartfelt thank you to you and the full family of Bitcoin 100 supporters! This is an exciting time for Upaya as we've recently passed the 1,100 job mark and are busy preparing to launch our sixth partnership. This gift will be directly applied to those efforts, and together we will surely see some great results.
Thanks again for your time, consideration, and support!
All the best,
Steve
On behalf of the Upaya team and all those we are working to serve, I want to say a heartfelt thank you to you and the full family of Bitcoin 100 supporters! This is an exciting time for Upaya as we've recently passed the 1,100 job mark and are busy preparing to launch our sixth partnership. This gift will be directly applied to those efforts, and together we will surely see some great results.
Thanks again for your time, consideration, and support!
All the best,
Steve
Am I able to nominate a non-profit to be a recipient?
Bitcoin100 is not a structured organization, ad is owned and run by donors and anyone else wishing to help. So everyone is free to nominate and contribute.
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http://www.theroadhome.org/
The Road Home accepts Bitcoin donations through a coinbase widget right on their donation page. On their Give link under Make a Donation, they have it split between cash donations on the left and Bitcoin on the right. They provide emergency shelter and run a winter shelter.
The Road Home accepts Bitcoin donations through a coinbase widget right on their donation page. On their Give link under Make a Donation, they have it split between cash donations on the left and Bitcoin on the right. They provide emergency shelter and run a winter shelter.
Any idea when they added bitcoin donations? I'm also curious as to how they decided on it.
This should answer your question, Rassah: http://www.meetup.com/Utah-Bitcoin-Community/messages/boards/thread/39924902
Yeah, it looks like just after Thanksgiving this year. Does that disqualify them? Or is that recent enough and have an appropriate non-profit mission?
The best I can ascertain is that a fellow bitcoiner, perhaps not a BitcoinTalk user, somehow got The Road Home to accept bitcoins via their website.
http://www.meetup.com/Utah-Bitcoin-Community/messages/boards/thread/39924902
http://www.meetup.com/Utah-Bitcoin-Community/members/83948712/
http://www.charitynavigator.org/index.cfm?bay=search.summary&orgid=7374#.UsTHffRDsyc
Again, this is a slight stretch, but the cause is worthy, thus favoring them to get endowed.
~Bruno Kucinskas
Hey again, I'm actually going to meet up with my friend who runs this organization tomorrow, I'll speak to him about the idea of taking bitcoin, see what his thinks about it. If he's down with it, we'll need to think of what the best way to implement it.
Hello,
I'm the one who is suggesting www.volodalen.asso.fr above. If there are any questions maybe I can answer them.
Thanks,
Bruce
I'm the one who is suggesting www.volodalen.asso.fr above. If there are any questions maybe I can answer them.
Thanks,
Bruce
Hi again,
I talked to my friend and he agreed that it would be a good idea. If you guys want to support his org let me know what I can do.
Bruce
ok I've setup him up with a wallet (as well taught him all about the security rules) and we've update the webpage to accept bitcoin, can be seen here:
http://www.volodalen.asso.fr/005aider/aider001.htm
Thanks,
Bruce
I believe it looks fine now, Bruce.
Am I able to nominate a non-profit to be a recipient?
Bitcoin100 is not a structured organization, ad is owned and run by donors and anyone else wishing to help. So everyone is free to nominate and contribute.
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http://www.theroadhome.org/
The Road Home accepts Bitcoin donations through a coinbase widget right on their donation page. On their Give link under Make a Donation, they have it split between cash donations on the left and Bitcoin on the right. They provide emergency shelter and run a winter shelter.
The Road Home accepts Bitcoin donations through a coinbase widget right on their donation page. On their Give link under Make a Donation, they have it split between cash donations on the left and Bitcoin on the right. They provide emergency shelter and run a winter shelter.
Any idea when they added bitcoin donations? I'm also curious as to how they decided on it.
This should answer your question, Rassah: http://www.meetup.com/Utah-Bitcoin-Community/messages/boards/thread/39924902
Yeah, it looks like just after Thanksgiving this year. Does that disqualify them? Or is that recent enough and have an appropriate non-profit mission?
Hey again, I'm actually going to meet up with my friend who runs this organization tomorrow, I'll speak to him about the idea of taking bitcoin, see what his thinks about it. If he's down with it, we'll need to think of what the best way to implement it.
Hello,
I'm the one who is suggesting www.volodalen.asso.fr above. If there are any questions maybe I can answer them.
Thanks,
Bruce
I'm the one who is suggesting www.volodalen.asso.fr above. If there are any questions maybe I can answer them.
Thanks,
Bruce
Hi again,
I talked to my friend and he agreed that it would be a good idea. If you guys want to support his org let me know what I can do.
Bruce
ok I've setup him up with a wallet (as well taught him all about the security rules) and we've update the webpage to accept bitcoin, can be seen here:
http://www.volodalen.asso.fr/005aider/aider001.htm
Thanks,
Bruce
I have an idea as to where to send our rejects, not meant in the derogatory sense: http://www.bitcoindf.org/
~Bruno Kucinskas
We have been calling and explaining bitcoin to a number of charities and trying to get them on board. It's not exactly a quick or easy process.
If you've got some, by all means, submit them and we'll review them and/or add them as appropriate. The BitcoinDF site is not finished, but we did want to get something up to move things forward. That's why it was labeled as a sneak peek.
If you've got some, by all means, submit them and we'll review them and/or add them as appropriate. The BitcoinDF site is not finished, but we did want to get something up to move things forward. That's why it was labeled as a sneak peek.
~Bruno Kucinskas
Am I able to nominate a non-profit to be a recipient?
Bitcoin100 is not a structured organization, ad is owned and run by donors and anyone else wishing to help. So everyone is free to nominate and contribute.
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http://www.theroadhome.org/
The Road Home accepts Bitcoin donations through a coinbase widget right on their donation page. On their Give link under Make a Donation, they have it split between cash donations on the left and Bitcoin on the right. They provide emergency shelter and run a winter shelter.
The Road Home accepts Bitcoin donations through a coinbase widget right on their donation page. On their Give link under Make a Donation, they have it split between cash donations on the left and Bitcoin on the right. They provide emergency shelter and run a winter shelter.
Any idea when they added bitcoin donations? I'm also curious as to how they decided on it.
This should answer your question, Rassah: http://www.meetup.com/Utah-Bitcoin-Community/messages/boards/thread/39924902
Am I able to nominate a non-profit to be a recipient?
Bitcoin100 is not a structured organization, ad is owned and run by donors and anyone else wishing to help. So everyone is free to nominate and contribute.
Quote
http://www.theroadhome.org/
The Road Home accepts Bitcoin donations through a coinbase widget right on their donation page. On their Give link under Make a Donation, they have it split between cash donations on the left and Bitcoin on the right. They provide emergency shelter and run a winter shelter.
The Road Home accepts Bitcoin donations through a coinbase widget right on their donation page. On their Give link under Make a Donation, they have it split between cash donations on the left and Bitcoin on the right. They provide emergency shelter and run a winter shelter.
Any idea when they added bitcoin donations? I'm also curious as to how they decided on it.
Upaya
It's a stretch, albeit not a big one, and they are a deserving org, hence highly recommending that they get endowed.
~Bruno Kucinskas
It's a stretch, albeit not a big one, and they are a deserving org, hence highly recommending that they get endowed.
~Bruno Kucinskas
$1,000 donation sent: https://blockchain.info/tx/4d9ddf60d43b3f49669b58bcefe64fb43b10cfc0a9685d913e5b591f320f5433
http://spectrevision.net
http://spectrevision.overblog.com/the-bitcoin-network-is-now-more-powerful-than-the-top-500-supercomputers-combined
Looks like they've been aware of Bitcoin since at least May of this year, thus probably won't qualify, sad to say.
~Bruno Kucinskas
http://spectrevision.overblog.com/the-bitcoin-network-is-now-more-powerful-than-the-top-500-supercomputers-combined
Looks like they've been aware of Bitcoin since at least May of this year, thus probably won't qualify, sad to say.
~Bruno Kucinskas
Their reply:
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hello. we saw something come up on your discussion forum regarding
when we first heard of bitcoin, that it might disqualify us. we just
added bitcoin donations this december, only very recently
understanding how bitcoin might work for us. its true we were aware of
bitcoin previously, since we run a news service, we hear of many
projects. but we had not thought to incorporate a donation button or
start a wallet of our own until this month. what is the actual rule,
that may disqualify us? sad to hear this
when we first heard of bitcoin, that it might disqualify us. we just
added bitcoin donations this december, only very recently
understanding how bitcoin might work for us. its true we were aware of
bitcoin previously, since we run a news service, we hear of many
projects. but we had not thought to incorporate a donation button or
start a wallet of our own until this month. what is the actual rule,
that may disqualify us? sad to hear this
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I should add that we put up the donation buttons (litecoin too) directly in response to hearing about your offer, in order to meet your qualifications. Previously we had only accepted flattr. We also added a way for people to mine us bitcoin for the same reasons (also to promote these techniques & technologies). The fact that we posted a story about bitcoin once doesn't mean we accepted bitcoin previous to now, we did not. We saw that great conference panel about bitcoin for non profits & charity just recently, and wrote to you within days, but only after setting up our home page and wallet to meet the terms as described by your website
My main concern is in how this is a charity and not a new aggregator/blog. Antiwar.com actually goes around (in public) raising awareness of issues and does some charity work. Them being at the San Jose conference, raising money for issues (and working to promote other charities, like Sean's Outpost), was what convinced me that they may qualify.
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From: erik
To: me, Esther
Hi Esther,
Please meet my friend Dmitry. We met in DC in a group of people enthusiastic about innovative technologies that improve our society. He now runs a foundation that is looking for worthy nonprofits to donate to. I am also getting him in touch with over a dozen more organizations I have been connected to. I think he will really appreciate Naija Worldwide Charities.
To: me, Esther
Hi Esther,
Please meet my friend Dmitry. We met in DC in a group of people enthusiastic about innovative technologies that improve our society. He now runs a foundation that is looking for worthy nonprofits to donate to. I am also getting him in touch with over a dozen more organizations I have been connected to. I think he will really appreciate Naija Worldwide Charities.
http://www.linkedin.com/pub/esther-ejim/27/952/a93
It's a go! I like them, too.
~Bruno Kucinskas
$1,000 donation sent https://blockchain.info/tx/f2e3742059783f913113cd625736954eef1ab2c1f2f79ed1731c573d1a81fe1c
Hey again, I'm actually going to meet up with my friend who runs this organization tomorrow, I'll speak to him about the idea of taking bitcoin, see what his thinks about it. If he's down with it, we'll need to think of what the best way to implement it.
Hello,
I'm the one who is suggesting www.volodalen.asso.fr above. If there are any questions maybe I can answer them.
Thanks,
Bruce
I'm the one who is suggesting www.volodalen.asso.fr above. If there are any questions maybe I can answer them.
Thanks,
Bruce
Hi again,
I talked to my friend and he agreed that it would be a good idea. If you guys want to support his org let me know what I can do.
Bruce
Am I able to nominate a non-profit to be a recipient?
http://www.theroadhome.org/
The Road Home accepts Bitcoin donations through a coinbase widget right on their donation page. On their Give link under Make a Donation, they have it split between cash donations on the left and Bitcoin on the right. They provide emergency shelter and run a winter shelter.
http://www.theroadhome.org/
The Road Home accepts Bitcoin donations through a coinbase widget right on their donation page. On their Give link under Make a Donation, they have it split between cash donations on the left and Bitcoin on the right. They provide emergency shelter and run a winter shelter.
Hey again, I'm actually going to meet up with my friend who runs this organization tomorrow, I'll speak to him about the idea of taking bitcoin, see what his thinks about it. If he's down with it, we'll need to think of what the best way to implement it.
Hello,
I'm the one who is suggesting www.volodalen.asso.fr above. If there are any questions maybe I can answer them.
Thanks,
Bruce
I'm the one who is suggesting www.volodalen.asso.fr above. If there are any questions maybe I can answer them.
Thanks,
Bruce
volodalen.asso.fr
Inaonekana faini, Rassah.
SwahiliHey man I heard your interview on lets talk bitcoin, good interview, actually that's how I heard about bitcoin 100.
Upaya
It's a stretch, albeit not a big one, and they are a deserving org, hence highly recommending that they get endowed.
~Bruno Kucinskas
It's a stretch, albeit not a big one, and they are a deserving org, hence highly recommending that they get endowed.
~Bruno Kucinskas
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