In this episode, we are joined today by Tim Stirrup from Angel Protocol, an organization empowering charities to take advantage of decentralized financial products to improve their fundraising and their impact. We discuss the future of philanthropy, and how DeFi is flipping the traditional philanthropic sector on its head.

Five examples of bitcoin mining operations that have come up with innovative ways to run more environmentally friendly operations.

In this episode we are excited to be joined by David, Antonio, and Nurvitria from AgUnity and AgriUt. We discuss how blockchain can build greater financial inclusion in last mile communities and support smallholder farmers.

Crypto philanthropy is bigger than ever, as more non-profits are accepting cryptocurrency and more individuals are donating to charitable organizations via cryptocurrency. In this infographic, we highlight some of the reasons you should donate crypto, and where to get started.

For this episode, we are thrilled to be joined by Najah Roberts, Founder of Crypto Kids Camp. We discuss the amazing work of Crypto Kids Camp in providing a high quality, modern tech education to children and youth, their adaptive BEASTMODE curriculum, and how they're helping bridge the gap to tech education for underserved populations.

Building off of our pervious blog post, we highlight twenty more NFT collectives and projects that are promoting equity, diversity, and inclusion in the web3 space.

In this episode, we have the pleasure of being joined by Leah Ibrahim Sams, Founder of Power of Women NFT. We discuss how they are using NFTs to empower women, build greater inclusion in the space, open dialogue on womanhood, and drive social impact by supporting a number of social causes.

Blockchain and cryptocurrency will not be the panacea for all financial inequities that exist around the world, but they can certainly help put in place systems and protocols that make it easier for unbanked populations to access essential financial services.

In this episode, we are joined by Marco Barbosa, Founder of impactMarket, a decentralized poverty alleviation protocol that enables vulnerable communities to implement poverty alleviation mechanisms, such as Unconditional Basic Income (UBI). We discuss how crypto and blockchain can enable greater financial inclusion, the synergy between crypto and UBI, and impactMarket’s unique decentralized approach to poverty alleviation.

For those in the social impact space looking to engage with web3, a real barrier to entry can be the fear of getting scammed, or unintentionally partnering with a bad actor. In this post, we highlight some questions you can ask yourself when evaluating potential partners or projects.

In this episode, we have the privilege of being joined by Tim Lea and Vanessa Lee-Ah Mat, Founders of Walking Between Worlds, a movement to energize and empower global Indigenous communities through NFTs. We discuss the launch of their Genesis collection, the role NFTs can play in helping Indigenous artists become self-sufficient, and the long-term vision for their exciting, community-driven project.

One of the most exciting things in the NFT space is all the amazing projects using the power of NFTs to empower traditionally underserved populations, to celebrate diversity, and to build inclusion in web3. Collectively, these projects are helping break down barriers and build a more inclusive NFT and web3 space for all.

As non-profits review and layout their strategic fundraising plans for 2022, cryptocurrency fundraising should be a part of the equation. In this episode, we highlight ten reasons why non-profits should embrace the web3 community and begin accepting cryptocurrency donations in 2022.

2021 was an incredible year for crypto philanthropy, and despite cryptocurrency markets being down to start the new year, crypto giving has not slowed down. Every day more non-profits begin accepting cryptocurrency donations, more innovative web3 projects launch with a charitable giving component, and more donors decide to make a donation to a cause of their choice via cryptocurrency.

In this episode we are pleased to be joined by Michael Cooper, Director for Monitoring, Evaluation, Research and Learning at the Panagora Group, for a discussion on tokenizing social impact. We dive into what tokens are, the role of tokens in driving social impact, and Michael’s work on tokenizing social impact, including what it means for current social impact practice, and the gaps that need to be addressed moving forward.

The United Nations, and its charitable arms such as UNICEF and the WFP, have embraced blockchain and cryptocurrency as a way to achieve their mission and drive social impact.