I will be managing a new way to donate to charities using BTC. It's very simple. We will use the following website: https://www.paypal.com/us/webapps/mpp/search-cause

This is in relation to this thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1258046

How this works is simple. You send BTC to the address, with the note of the charity you want it sent to. After this, I will search for another user who is looking to buy Bitcoins with PayPal. That user will donate via Teamviewer with me, and then the Bitcoin will be released.

Address to donate (MUST include charity name or funds will be refunded): 1JyWiMR6ugFhkPP9oskVFn2ESeyesiSSb

If you need proof of donation, simply contact me, I save all files of each donation. I take 0%, although when you donate, an extra 5% is added on. To receive $100 BTC, the donator must send $105 PayPal. No fee is taken by me, but rather the extra money is sent to the charities. Since the demand for Bitcoin using PayPal is high, donators are always encouraged to make some sort of donation, big or small. It helps everyone, not just the charity .

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Common Charities:

Save the Children
Feeding America
American Red Cross
American Cancer Society

There are thousands more. Click here to see all.

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FAQ's:

What if the user who donated using PayPal chargesback?
This process relies entirely on trust. Although nothing can be done to stop a chargeback, that user will simply be banned from this service forever. I can't imagine why anyone would chargeback... on a charity.

If I send $10 BTC, how much will be donated?
If $10 is still $10 at the time of donation, $10.5 PayPal will be donated to the charity you chose. This is added on from the 5% fee.

How do I know you won't run off with my funds?
I require proof from all PayPal donators before anything is released. If they donate, but don't give required proof, I will not release the BTC.

What if they fake a screenshot of proof?
They can't, I will be on Teamviewer with them watching.

Can't I do this myself?
Sure you can, but the point of this thread is to make it easier, and to encourage people to donate in a much easier way. I'm volunteering to do the extra work.

Changed to join.me/Teamviewer already on the other thread. Skype screenshare to be added soon too.

What would be greatly appreciated from anyone is a suggestion to make sure the donator actually donates. The worst thing that can happen is someone scams by faking an email. You can donate $1, then forward the e-mail and edit the $1 to say $50. I found Teamviewer/join.me the only practical solution.

Sounds like a good plan if its executed without second guesses like you know "poor scam attempt ". I think we just need to have one place where the doners can directly interact with the charities they're donating to .This will actually make it all look legit and hopefully people will gladly donate without second guesses.