Topic: Generosity of Bitcoin Users (Read 1879 times)
Good luck https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/14HzGiCYQ87FarqwiVSYzNtY9btDHePgPu but nobody gives anything for free..... looks like there is a new way of spam
Hello everybody.
We are a family from Ukraine. I have a wife and a child, we lived in Lugansk, but because of the war we lost our home and were forced to leave.
For several years now we have been forced migrants without housing and a stable income. We cannot handle it ourselves and are now looking for help in donating bitcoin.
If anyone can help us, here's our wallet:
14HzGiCYQ87FarqwiVSYzNtY9btDHePgPu
Thank you very much in advance!
I never thought I would find myself in such a situation.
We are a family from Ukraine. I have a wife and a child, we lived in Lugansk, but because of the war we lost our home and were forced to leave.
For several years now we have been forced migrants without housing and a stable income. We cannot handle it ourselves and are now looking for help in donating bitcoin.
If anyone can help us, here's our wallet:
14HzGiCYQ87FarqwiVSYzNtY9btDHePgPu
Thank you very much in advance!
I never thought I would find myself in such a situation.
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Trade#Donation-accepting_organizations_and_projects
So EFF has received nearly $30,000 in Bitcoin donations? Wow. Way to go, Bitcoiners!
So EFF has received nearly $30,000 in Bitcoin donations? Wow. Way to go, Bitcoiners!
Not if they sold them at $.70 each.
In addition to the list from the Bitcoin wiki is the list of charities in which donations through Witcoin can be made.
- http://witcoin.com/charities
Any charity can register to be included. Those who post, vote or reply on witcoin can configure their Witcoin user account such that a certain percent of the proceeds they earn after post, reply or voting can be donated to one or more charities of their choosing.
- http://witcoin.com/charities
Any charity can register to be included. Those who post, vote or reply on witcoin can configure their Witcoin user account such that a certain percent of the proceeds they earn after post, reply or voting can be donated to one or more charities of their choosing.
I can also attest first hand to the fact that witcoin makes an effort to determine that the listed entities are actually affiliated with the listed addresses.
Do we have a list of charities/non-profit orgs that accept Bitcoins for donations?
In addition to the list from the Bitcoin wiki is the list of charities in which donations through Witcoin can be made.
- http://witcoin.com/charities
Any charity can register to be included. Those who post, vote or reply on witcoin can configure their Witcoin user account such that a certain percent of the proceeds they earn after post, reply or voting can be donated to one or more charities of their choosing.
So EFF has received nearly $30,000 in Bitcoin donations? Wow. Way to go, Bitcoiners!
I think they just liquidate the funds as soon it become available.
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Trade#Donation-accepting_organizations_and_projects
So EFF has received nearly $30,000 in Bitcoin donations? Wow. Way to go, Bitcoiners!
So EFF has received nearly $30,000 in Bitcoin donations? Wow. Way to go, Bitcoiners!
Do we have a list of charities/non-profit orgs that accept Bitcoins for donations?
All I know is of the following...
(There was also the Japanese Tsunami relief fund someone started here, but as it wasn't an official organisation I haven't listed it)
I think Bitcoins could easily be associated with the anonymous giving to charities.
If places like the Red Cross, Doctors Without Borders, World Wide Fund, Wikipedia, Wikileaks, etc.. I think it would be a big boost to the image.
As Bitcoins seem ideal for giving to charity due to the minimal fees and the simple transportation across the world, why don't we all try to get more places to offer it?
All I know is of the following...
| Name of Org | Address | Received so far (14/may/2011) |
| EFF - Electronic Frontier Foundation | 1MCwBbhNGp5hRm5rC1Aims2YFRe2SXPYKt | 3486.92 |
| FSF - Free Software Foundation | 1PC9aZC4hNX2rmmrt7uHTfYAS3hRbph4UN | 313.04737515 |
I think Bitcoins could easily be associated with the anonymous giving to charities.
If places like the Red Cross, Doctors Without Borders, World Wide Fund, Wikipedia, Wikileaks, etc.. I think it would be a big boost to the image.
As Bitcoins seem ideal for giving to charity due to the minimal fees and the simple transportation across the world, why don't we all try to get more places to offer it?
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