Topic: [NEW] List of non-profit organizations and projects that accept Bitcoin (Read 812 times)
February 04, 2015, 09:09:39 PM
Thanks! This will come in handy!
February 04, 2015, 08:21:36 PM
Over the past few months I've been searching for all the non-profit organizations that accept Bitcoin accross the world.
With that information I've created the Bitcoin Donation Directory - which lists all the organizations by category. Last I checked there was a few hundreds, maybe 250 on the list.
The list is meant to be crowd-source from now on so you can contribute by submitting an entry.
Link: http://givebtc.org/index.php/bitcoin-donation-directory/
There a few interesting categories such as "open-source projects and projects related to distributed systems, encryption and cryptocurrencies" and "Bitcoin advocacy, education and lobbying, Bitcoin associations, Bitcoin and Alt-coins Charity and Foundations and other Bitcoin related projects", in addition to the regular. charities and non-profits.
I hope you find it useful and use it to help a non-profit integrate Bitcoin.
With that information I've created the Bitcoin Donation Directory - which lists all the organizations by category. Last I checked there was a few hundreds, maybe 250 on the list.
The list is meant to be crowd-source from now on so you can contribute by submitting an entry.
Link: http://givebtc.org/index.php/bitcoin-donation-directory/
There a few interesting categories such as "open-source projects and projects related to distributed systems, encryption and cryptocurrencies" and "Bitcoin advocacy, education and lobbying, Bitcoin associations, Bitcoin and Alt-coins Charity and Foundations and other Bitcoin related projects", in addition to the regular. charities and non-profits.
I hope you find it useful and use it to help a non-profit integrate Bitcoin.
"Bitcoin advocacy, education and lobbying, Bitcoin associations, Bitcoin and Alt-coins Charity and Foundations and other Bitcoin related projects"
Bitcoin 100 was the first. I founded it during a 10-day vacation that theymos once gave me. To date, nary a satoshi has been misappropriated, albeit a couple or so charities that were endowed may not have deserved their endowment in spite of the vetting process in place.
February 04, 2015, 07:25:12 PM
Over the past few months I've been searching for all the non-profit organizations that accept Bitcoin accross the world.
With that information I've created the Bitcoin Donation Directory - which lists all the organizations by category. Last I checked there was a few hundreds, maybe 250 on the list.
The list is meant to be crowd-source from now on so you can contribute by submitting an entry.
Link: http://givebtc.org/index.php/bitcoin-donation-directory/
There a few interesting categories such as "open-source projects and projects related to distributed systems, encryption and cryptocurrencies" and "Bitcoin advocacy, education and lobbying, Bitcoin associations, Bitcoin and Alt-coins Charity and Foundations and other Bitcoin related projects", in addition to the regular. charities and non-profits.
I hope you find it useful and use it to help a non-profit integrate Bitcoin.
With that information I've created the Bitcoin Donation Directory - which lists all the organizations by category. Last I checked there was a few hundreds, maybe 250 on the list.
The list is meant to be crowd-source from now on so you can contribute by submitting an entry.
Link: http://givebtc.org/index.php/bitcoin-donation-directory/
There a few interesting categories such as "open-source projects and projects related to distributed systems, encryption and cryptocurrencies" and "Bitcoin advocacy, education and lobbying, Bitcoin associations, Bitcoin and Alt-coins Charity and Foundations and other Bitcoin related projects", in addition to the regular. charities and non-profits.
I hope you find it useful and use it to help a non-profit integrate Bitcoin.
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