Bitcoin Charities List Update

[allgoodthings1]

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IRS 501(c)(3) Public Charities That Accept Bitcoin

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=758674.0

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[unamis76]

This is a great list. Had no idea that there are already this many charities accepting Bitcoin... There are probably some others outside the US, maybe you should accept international contributions to make a broader list Don't know any beyond some already listed...

[allgoodthings1]

There certainly are a lot of foreign (non-U.S.) charities accepting bitcoin. But finding any generally acceptable third-party vetting criteria [like the IRS registration is in the U.S.] is a serious problem. The 501(c)(3) mechanism in the U.S. makes this listing task at least possible - albeit, still a great deal of work. How to make a similar list of foreign charities seems impossible at the moment.

[suda123]

Just in time for Giving Tuesday, the Holidays giving season and year-end tax giving.

Here you have our latest full update of this community resource.

Check it out now, or bookmark it for future reference.

IRS 501(c)(3) Public Charities That Accept Bitcoin

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=758674.0

Are these scams made with domains ?

[croato]

I still dont trust charities which accept Bitcoin enough to actually give them money, there is still too much scams in that area. Till i am convinced in their honesty, i will donate to my local charity.

[allgoodthings1]

Many of the charities in the list are small local charities, supported by only one or a few bitcoin donors. Why don't you get your preferred local charities to take bitcoin? Then we can put them on the list where others can see and donate to them, too.