Donating Bitcoin
Bitcoin is global money that knows no borders and cannot be restricted by central authorities when used correctly, making it the ideal money to fund projects worldwide. As more wealth is stored in the bitcoin network, it provides those who hold the coins with more relative purchasing power to deploy on projects they believe are worthwhile.
It could be software; it could be politically motivated movements or even charitable causes. Bitcoin is money for everyone, and those who hold it can fund anything they think would find valuable. There are projects springing up all over the world looking for donations to support their vision, launch products, and services, or provide aid and relief to different parts of the world.
If you’re looking to support projects in the bitcoin ecosystem or initiatives that are willing to accept bitcoin as part of their donations, then check out some of the projects below.
Projects accepting bitcoin donations
Note: if you know of a project or you’re involved in a project accepting bitcoin donations, please contact us here to have it added to the list below.
| Platform | Service | URL |
|---|---|---|
| Geyser Fund | Crowdfunding | https://geyser.fund/ |
| Human Rights Foundation | NPO | https://hrf.org/ |
| OpenSats | Open Source Software | https://opensats.org/ |
| Tally Coin | Crowdfunding | https://tallyco.in/ |
| Trusted Coins | Crowdfunding | https://trustedcoins.co.uk/ |
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