Topic: Cryptocurrency charity to fight cancer (Read 78 times)
Fenbendazole is a pet anti-parasite/de-wormer drug that you can buy at Walmart, Target, and many other places... cheap. It seems to be curing cancer when people take it. Internet search on "Fenbendazole cures cancer" - https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Fenbendazole+cures+cancer&t=ffab&ia=web.
a good program but this should have made a global health program...
my country is one of the countries that have the highest number of patients who have died from cancer, unfortunately, none of the donation houses accept cryptocurrency. hopefully more and more health institutions will follow this step.
my country is one of the countries that have the highest number of patients who have died from cancer, unfortunately, none of the donation houses accept cryptocurrency. hopefully more and more health institutions will follow this step.
The non profit organization "American Cancer Society" (ACS) has created a charitable foundation with donations only in cryptocurrency. The fund's creators plan to raise at least $1 million in digital currency in early 2021. Donates are accepted in Bitcoin, Ethereum, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin and a number of other cryptocurrencies.
Jeff Klaas, interim chief digital office of the American Cancer Society, said:
Jeff Klaas, interim chief digital office of the American Cancer Society, said:
"We want as many people to join us in our mission as possible. To do that, we need to ensure people can give to the fight against cancer when, where and how they choose. We appreciate The Giving Block’s work to help make this possible."
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