Crypto Philanthropy 101: How to Incorporate Cryptocurrency into Your Fundraising Strategy

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Crypto Philanthropy programs are now the fastest growing revenue channel for hundreds of nonprofits including United Way Worldwide, Save the Children and the American Cancer Society. With hundreds of millions of crypto users worldwide and over $450 million in donations, Crypto Philanthropy is growing rapidly. From Bitcoin to NFTs, crypto philanthropy has changed the way thousands of nonprofits fundraise, and it’s just the beginning.

In this session, Pat Duffy, Co-Founder of The Giving Block, explains what Crypto Philanthropy is, how nonprofits can incorporate it into their future fundraising strategies, and examples and case studies of nonprofits who have successfully incorporated crypto fundraising into their work.

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Contributors

Pat Duffy

Pat Duffy is co-founder of The Giving Block, a Shift4 company. The Giving Block is the leading Crypto Philanthropy platform that makes accepting and fundraising cryptocurrencies easy for nonprofits and empowers donors to give crypto to their favorite causes.

After building the leading crypto acceptance solution for nonprofits, Pat and his team developed the largest crypto giving platform for donors, raising over $100M in crypto for nonprofits. Today, The Giving Block is helping thousands of the leading charities, schools, healthcare systems and faith-based nonprofit clients fundraise crypto, including Save the Children, United Way Worldwide and St. Jude.

Pat’s expertise in the crypto philanthropy sector has been featured in Time Magazine, Newsweek, U.S. News and World Report, Associated Press, ABC News, and CNBC, to name a few. He and his co-founder were also awarded Forbes 30 Under 30 in 2022 in the area of Social Impact for their work at The Giving Block.