Charity-based cryptocurrency CURE Token has announced its partnership with Kaulig Racing and Noah Gragson.
Created by Jacob Beckley, CURE is dedicated to using the power of decentralized finance to help rid the planet of dreadful diseases like cancer. Partnering with global research teams and drawing from a wealth of experience in the innovation,
Huobi Charity, the charitable arm of crypto exchange operator Huobi Group, has announced a series of new initiatives in order to help the global community fight COVID-19, a pandemic that is affecting 204 countries and territories around the world.
In a press release,
Binance, one of the world’s largest crypto exchanges by market capitalization, has announced that it will make all listing fees transparent and donate 100 percent of the funds to charity.
In company blog post, Binance said it will allow crypto developers seeking to be listed on the exchange to name the amount they want to pay and will not demand a minimum fee.
East Africa-based charity GiveDirectly has revealed that it has received a $1 million donation in OMG tokens from decentralized payment network OmiseGo and Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin, who also serves as an advisor for OmiseGO.
Founded in 2009, GiveDirectly is a nonprofit organization operating in East Africa that helps families living in extreme poverty by making unconditional cash transfers.
UK charity English Heritage has partnered with blockchain startup Giftcoin to develop new ways of interacting with donors.
English Heritage is the charity charged with managing the National Heritage Collection, which comprises over 400 of England’s historic buildings, monuments,
Fidelity Charitable, a donor fund connected to mutual fund investment company Fidelity Investments, has announced that bitcoin users have given $22 million of the cryptocurrency to the fund so far in 2017.
Fidelity Charitable started accepting bitcoin donations in November,
Helperbit has successfully completed a crowdfunding campaign to help those affected by the recent earthquake in central Italy.
In the last few months devastating earthquakes have hit central Italy, devastating many mountain villages, killing nearly 300 people and displacing 22 thousand inhabitants.
