Every.org, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit building technology for other nonprofits, recently announced the launch of the first-ever crypto donation payment method for givers to support over 1 million nonprofits. Donors can donate various cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Dai, Ethereum, Litecoin, or USD Coin to support registered public charities, ranging from your local pet shelter to international organizations.
According to a recent survey, only 12% of the biggest charities accepting crypto, and to ensure nonprofits that are unable to accept these digital do not "leave money on the table," Every.org is helping more nonprofit organizations accept donations.
"Nonprofits shouldn’t have to be technologists, and donors shouldn’t have anxiety about supporting the causes they care about. With Every.org, our hope is to build a product that donors and nonprofits love, that empowers both to connect through a joyful giving experience and achieve their goals without technology getting in the way." Every.org
Crypto Donation Payment Methods
Every.org Debuted a New Way to Raise Funds With Crypto Coins
Trend Themes
1. Crypto Donation Payment Methods - The rise of cryptocurrency donations presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the nonprofit sector.
2. Nonprofit Technology Solutions - Developing accessible technology solutions for nonprofits can increase their ability to fundraise and reach new donors.
3. Charitable Giving Platforms - Creating innovative platforms for charitable giving, such as Every.org's crypto donation payment method, can increase donation rates for nonprofit organizations.
Industry Implications
1. Nonprofit - Nonprofit organizations can capitalize on the trend of cryptocurrency donations by exploring new ways to accept digital currencies and reach new donors.
2. Fintech - FinTech companies can develop new payment and donation processing technologies that cater to the rise of cryptocurrency donations in the nonprofit sector.
3. Blockchain - The use of blockchain technology in charitable giving platforms can provide increased transparency and accountability for donors and nonprofit organizations alike.