Alex Wilson - The Giving Block

Alex Wilson

Co-Founder of The Giving Block

Alex is the Co-Founder of The Giving Block, a Shift4 company. The Giving Block is the platform helping nonprofits fundraise more effectively from modern philanthropists. The Giving Block got its start pioneering the “Crypto Philanthropy” movement, developing the leading solutions for cryptocurrency donations, and taking crypto and NFT donations mainstream. The Giving Block team parlayed their crypto experience into stock giving, developing a stock solution that opens nonprofit doors to an even larger pool of modern philanthropists who want to give assets. Today, thousands of nonprofits have joined The Giving Block to fundraise more effectively from modern donors.

Due to Alex’s unique expertise in non-cash giving, particularly crypto philanthropy, Alex has been featured in numerous publications including Forbes, USA Today, Bloomberg to name a few. He was also recognized as Forbes 30 Under 30 for Social Impact.

About The Giving Block

The Giving Block makes Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency fundraising easy for nonprofits.
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Our Team

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