Charities and crypto

[Crypto4good]

Hi everyone we’re a UK charity who raises funds for food for the homeless of Manchester. We are interested in getting involved in bounty projects to raise some extra funds .. please advise best ways to generate revenue for our charity by taking part in things like this

[buwaytress]

You'll need to look in the bounty threads, found in the Services sections of this forum (Bitcoin and alternate cryptocurrencies). But if you're really a charity with serious aims and clear objectives, why not apply for funding from the UK government or one of the many other charity funds online? I might mention that you could complicate your funding reportings as a registered charity in the UK if you start generating income from crypto.

If this is not a problem, and you're still keen on applying for charity funding with a good proposal including a clear budgetline for expenditure, take a look at Pineapple Fund: https://pineapplefund.org They've still got more than $60m of Bitcoin to give away to charities.

[NectarHQ]

A lot of charities now accept bitcoin here in the states. I'd reach out to a few and see how they got started. http://bitcoinforcharity.com/bitcoin-charity-list/

[Vod]

Hi everyone we’re a UK charity who raises funds for food for the homeless of Manchester. We are interested in getting involved in bounty projects to raise some extra funds .. please advise best ways to generate revenue for our charity by taking part in things like this

Can you list your charity info so we can verify it?

[batang_bitcoin]

Hi everyone we’re a UK charity who raises funds for food for the homeless of Manchester. We are interested in getting involved in bounty projects to raise some extra funds .. please advise best ways to generate revenue for our charity by taking part in things like this

What's the name of your charity? In case of this that you want to join bounty projects you can direct here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=238.0 there are many bounties where you can join and start raise some extra funds. And base on your rank there are few bounties where you can join as newbie.

A lot of charities now accept bitcoin here in the states. I'd reach out to a few and see how they got started. http://bitcoinforcharity.com/bitcoin-charity-list/

Let's wait if they are a legit one or it is just someone that wants to let him look like charity.