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August 15, 2013, 02:37:37 PM
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Can I recommend a 501c3 non profit for the Bitcoin100 donation?  There is a group that I am trying to get to start using Bitcoin that is in the process of creating their "BTC donate" button.

Generation Green empowers citizens to voice their concerns and implement earth saving actions. Through heightened awareness we encourage wise choices that ensure sustainable living and the preservation of the environment.



Since 1990, Generation Green (a 501c3) has sought to inform and encourage environmental action in CCC. Generation Green has hosted dozens of workshops and attended countless events. Our efforts have reached all segments of the community. From local arts and crafts classes to attendance at City Council meetings—our goal is to educate all residents in the county about environmental issues.

http://www.generationgreen.com/


I just wanted to run it by you first before they set up they start accepting BTC.  What is the best process for them to follow to qualify for the Bitcoin100 donation?

Thanks!

August

Not sure what to make of this one. Thoughts?

I'm leaning heavily yes. Not sure what your concerns, if any, may be, Rassah.

Got a bump reminder about this. I guess I should go ahead and send them money?
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August 15, 2013, 07:02:54 PM
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Hello Rassah,
How are you?

Can I recommend a 501c3 non profit for the Bitcoin100 donation?  There is a group that I am trying to get to start using Bitcoin that is in the process of creating their "BTC donate" button.

Generation Green empowers citizens to voice their concerns and implement earth saving actions. Through heightened awareness we encourage wise choices that ensure sustainable living and the preservation of the environment.



Since 1990, Generation Green (a 501c3) has sought to inform and encourage environmental action in CCC. Generation Green has hosted dozens of workshops and attended countless events. Our efforts have reached all segments of the community. From local arts and crafts classes to attendance at City Council meetings—our goal is to educate all residents in the county about environmental issues.

http://www.generationgreen.com/


I just wanted to run it by you first before they set up they start accepting BTC.  What is the best process for them to follow to qualify for the Bitcoin100 donation?

Thanks!

August

Not sure what to make of this one. Thoughts?

I'm leaning heavily yes. Not sure what your concerns, if any, may be, Rassah.

Got a bump reminder about this. I guess I should go ahead and send them money?

No red flags jumped out at me. I vote "yes".

Still around.
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August 17, 2013, 02:09:00 AM
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Oh yeah, almost forgot:

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August 17, 2013, 03:28:10 AM
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Oh yeah, almost forgot:


That is fucking awesome.

I run Sean's Outpost a Bitcoin fueled homeless outreach in Pensacola, FL. Over 140,000 meals fed with BTC donations.You can donate to Sean's Outpost at... 38ccq12hPFoiSksxUdr6SQ5VosyjY7s9AU
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August 17, 2013, 03:31:43 AM
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I am not dead, just at various stages of getting the three non-profits I'm talking to set up with taking bitcoin. Nothing to report just yet Sad

On another note, Let's Talk Bitcoin ran our spot...

https://soundcloud.com/mindtomatter/e33-live-from-new-york-lets

The spot runs at like 20:05 or so.

Thanks Adam!

I run Sean's Outpost a Bitcoin fueled homeless outreach in Pensacola, FL. Over 140,000 meals fed with BTC donations.You can donate to Sean's Outpost at... 38ccq12hPFoiSksxUdr6SQ5VosyjY7s9AU
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August 17, 2013, 03:07:01 PM
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I am not dead, just at various stages of getting the three non-profits I'm talking to set up with taking bitcoin. Nothing to report just yet Sad

On another note, Let's Talk Bitcoin ran our spot...

https://soundcloud.com/mindtomatter/e33-live-from-new-york-lets

The spot runs at like 20:05 or so.

Thanks Adam!

Wow! Very good to know that we have someone on here with a good radio/speaking voice! Mine sounds too creepy  Undecided
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August 17, 2013, 04:04:33 PM
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Yeah, I took it upon myself to add the "Bitcoin100 in old school bitcoin philanthropy part". It just sounds cool

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August 18, 2013, 03:13:43 PM
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I convinced a nonprofit from Poland "Bullerbyn Foundation" to accept Bitcoin donations:
http://bullerbyn.pl/1-procent-opp
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August 18, 2013, 11:17:40 PM
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I am not dead, just at various stages of getting the three non-profits I'm talking to set up with taking bitcoin. Nothing to report just yet Sad

On another note, Let's Talk Bitcoin ran our spot...

https://soundcloud.com/mindtomatter/e33-live-from-new-york-lets

The spot runs at like 20:05 or so.

Thanks Adam!

That is a killer advert! Great job, Adam.
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August 18, 2013, 11:32:32 PM
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I convinced a nonprofit from Poland "Bullerbyn Foundation" to accept Bitcoin donations:
http://bullerbyn.pl/1-procent-opp


Did you do such recently or earlier this year?

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Jesteśmy ogromnie podekscytowani faktem, że od niedawna fundacja Bullerbyn przyjmuje również darowizny w wirtualnej walucie Bitcoin. Nasz adres dla darowizn to: 19ZYkup2xSwqiJFbc9YBRXtFYvVVHhXDA1
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August 18, 2013, 11:52:34 PM
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I just received a PM from steelboy (a user on this forum) and he has given me permission to copy and paste the following:

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Hi Phin, don't know if you remember me from the instawallet thread.

Now that my coins are safely back in my wallet I have started a BTC business based in the UK.

The website is under construction right now but our twitter page is up and running. You might notice the big gap over the last few months where i lost quite a lot of heart during the instawallet stuff. :/ Anyway, we are up and running again and are looking at selling our first physical coins at a London meetup tomorrow night at The Pembury Tavern in Hackney, London's first BTC accepting pub.

Bobsbitcoins will pledge 5% of any profits from the sale of physical coins over August, September & October to the bitcoin100 program.


If you feel like tweeting about that that would be great and will help raise awareness of us too.

Not really sure what to expect but i know there are going to be buyers there and i am sure we will be the cheapest so let's see how it goes.

I will get back to you on Tuesday to tell you how we do.

James

If at all possible, please consider supporting Bitcoin by supporting James, and other bitcoiners, at The Pembury Tavern in Hackney meetup tomorrow. If Bitcoin 100 happens to earn a few bitcents from the endeavour, the better, thus allowing some future NPO to enjoy the fruits of the labor.

Thank you, James, for thinking about Bitcoin 100, and here's to hoping the meetup is a success.

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August 20, 2013, 08:28:26 PM
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Got this e-mail today:

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Hi Rassah,

My name is Brian Sovryn and I'm a host on the nationally syndicated radio program and podcast Free Talk Live.  I wanted to get in touch with you about advertising with the show as I think our audience would be very interested in Bitcoin100 as we have one of the largest bitcoin listenerships in the world.  We have radio prices that are very low and unmatched in the industry, and we also accept Bitcoin as payment.  In fact right now we are having a sale in August where all radio ad packages (not live reads) are half price!  That means that :30 second ads are now only $15 per ad, and :60 second ads are only $30 per ad.  Hope to hear from you soon, I'd personally love to have Bitcoin100 advertising on Free Talk Live, and would love to work out an ad package with you!

I want to make sure you have some info. Free Talk Live is  on 110+ stations, 2 XM channels, has been named to the top of the list of Up and Coming Radio Personalities by the Publisher of TALKERS Magazine, and has ad packages from $600 to $6000 a month. We were also just named the #47 Talk Show in the Nation.

A quick primer on Free Talk Live:
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I'm leaning towards "no" since we're not exactly a money making machine. Thought maybe this will help us become one? Comments?
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August 20, 2013, 09:42:11 PM
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Did you do such recently or earlier this year?

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Jesteśmy ogromnie podekscytowani faktem, że od niedawna fundacja Bullerbyn przyjmuje również darowizny w wirtualnej walucie Bitcoin. Nasz adres dla darowizn to: 19ZYkup2xSwqiJFbc9YBRXtFYvVVHhXDA1

Yes, it was a while ago, but just recently I learned about Bitcoin 100.

I also convinced Maddy's Run (CdLS Foundation) to accept Bitcoin donations!
http://maddysrun.com/register/
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August 21, 2013, 12:20:40 AM
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Got this e-mail today:

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Hi Rassah,

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I'm leaning towards "no" since we're not exactly a money making machine. Thought maybe this will help us become one? Comments?

I lean to "no", too. He may have you on the show for free but I would strongly suggest not to divert any of the donations towards ads.

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August 21, 2013, 12:35:59 AM
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Got this e-mail today:

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Hi Rassah,

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I'm leaning towards "no" since we're not exactly a money making machine. Thought maybe this will help us become one? Comments?

I lean to "no", too. He may have you on the show for free but I would strongly suggest not to divert any of the donations towards ads.


I think that an ad campaign is a fantastic idea.  Maybe a banner ad here on the forum at least, if not that radio spot in particular.  I've been poking around the forums for a while now, and just heard about this project.  I think a bit of advertising might do the trick nicely.  Even very frugal non-profits budget money for fundraising expense.  Recruiting donors is a necessary part of doin' good in my opinion.   

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August 21, 2013, 03:32:24 AM
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So, just cleaning up a bit here:

http://www.generationgreen.com/ is a YES, just waiting for them to get a Bitcoin address.

http://ssdp.org/ is a YES, just waiting for them to get a Bitcoin address.


Still under discussion are

Hi,
we are a small association in germany we founded in july 2013. We help Seniors in his poorness maybe later if our association is running we will integrate the youth to integrate the generations

our website is http://www.eigeninitiativ-im-alter-berlin.de my email: info@eigeninitiativ-im-alter-berlin.de  we accept bitcoins 1MVEufzEwNATQutxrCstpT2eLoACgH2M7s

Thank u for your charity
your sincerly klaus gierscher


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I convinced a nonprofit from Poland "Bullerbyn Foundation" to accept Bitcoin donations:
http://bullerbyn.pl/1-procent-opp


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I also convinced Maddy's Run (CdLS Foundation) to accept Bitcoin donations!
http://maddysrun.com/register/
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August 21, 2013, 04:23:51 AM
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I think that an ad campaign is a fantastic idea.  Maybe a banner ad here on the forum at least, if not that radio spot in particular.  I've been poking around the forums for a while now, and just heard about this project.  I think a bit of advertising might do the trick nicely.  Even very frugal non-profits budget money for fundraising expense.  Recruiting donors is a necessary part of doin' good in my opinion.   

Nothing is stopping you from running ads yourself, but people who donated to the Bitcoin100 expect the money to go to charities as much as possible.

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August 21, 2013, 06:48:57 PM
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I was interviewed by WIRED magazine this morning for Sean's Outpost. I talked a lot about the work Bitcoin100 has done spreading the word on BTC to charities. Hopefully that makes it to print. I will keep you guys posted!

I run Sean's Outpost a Bitcoin fueled homeless outreach in Pensacola, FL. Over 140,000 meals fed with BTC donations.You can donate to Sean's Outpost at... 38ccq12hPFoiSksxUdr6SQ5VosyjY7s9AU
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August 22, 2013, 04:54:52 PM
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I would like to contribute at least 1 BTC and would like to recommend a 501c3, The Down Syndrome Association of Greater Charlotte. I am the President of the organization and am very confident that they are willing toaccept BTC.

Quick recap of some major programs done by the DSA-GC:

Camp Horizon - sends kids with Down Syndrome to an overnight camp, normally they are excluded from most camp program. Camp is run by volunteers and greatly subsidized by the organiza tion.

321 Dash - (Bitcoin 100 could sponsor with its donation) 5k to spead awarenes, all proceeds are donated  to Research Down Syndrome

First Call - trained volunteer parents to connect new parents to once they receive a diagnosis

Together in Education - provide schools training material, rresource, and contacts to assist teachers with children in their classrooms

Thank you for your consideration!
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August 22, 2013, 06:19:34 PM
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I would like to contribute at least 1 BTC and would like to recommend a 501c3, The Down Syndrome Association of Greater Charlotte. I am the President of the organization and am very confident that they are willing toaccept BTC.

Do you have a website?
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