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EPISODE · Feb 3, 2022 · 53 MIN

284: The Case for Crypto Donations - The Giving Block

from Using the Whole Whale - A Nonprofit Podcast · host WholeWhale.com

A lively discussion with Pat Duffy, the co-founder of The Giving Block about where crypto philanthropy is and important lessons from 2021. Is it time for your nonprofit to start accepting cryptocurrency? What are the questions and issues that might come up? We discuss the topic in depth.    Data from 2021 in Crypto Philanthropy from The Giving Block The total donation volume on The Giving Block in 2021 was $69,644,535, an increase of 1,558% from 2020. The average crypto donation size on The Giving Block in 2021 was $10,455, an increase of 236% from the previous year. NFT projects donated $12.3 million to charities via The Giving Block in 2021. Crypto donation volume increased every single quarter in 2021. The Giving Block’s Cause Funds (index funds for crypto philanthropy), established in November, raised $418,200 in their first two months. The Giving Block’s Crypto Adoption Fund (a mission-agnostic index fund for all pro-crypto nonprofits on the platform), established in November, raised $444,700 in its first two months.

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