Make a little list of charities, causes, public services, popular content creators, foss projects, etc...

Every day send 5 emails, like the one below...  One to each.    For example:    Kiva, Ubuntu, LinuxFoundation, Craigslist, FreeSoftwareFoundation, CharityWater, Lighthouse, WorldVision... You name it....   Pick YOUR favorites.

Example:


When they reply, guide them through the process of getting set up to accept Bitcoin donations.   Refer them to http://bitcoinme.com for step-by-step instructions.

As they embrace Bitcoin - one by one - Bitcoin will make huge gains in credibility, name recognition, and more and more mainstream acceptance.

I found a charity that I would like to support in my town. It is the Kahlo Cultural Center. They just recently started operating and I was thinking they may be a receptive early adopter of Bitcoin.

Note: they are creativity-oriented. talking about "crypto-currency" will make their eyes glaze over. I plan to pitch Bitcoin to them as a "positive reward Karma system - you have to earn good Karma to give good Karma". I think they will understand that kind of language. Would anybody like to help me out using Bruce's format?

I need to point them to an easy to use Bitcoin wallet managing website. If I tell them to "download the client", they will receive it as "you want me to jump through what kind of hoop with what kind software program I know nothing about?". I feel uneasy pointing them to mybitcoin.com since they are not open source. Is there a good open source wallet management website out there? I will suggest to them that they create a tipit on YouTipIt, but they are not open source either, as far as I know.