Nonprofits
Crypto Impact 100 Join The Giving Block in honoring the people, projects, companies and nonprofits moving crypto philanthropy forward.
Bitcoin Breaks New Records in 2024: Why Now is the Time for Nonprofits to Accept Crypto Donations Bitcoin's 2024 bull run is the perfect time to embrace crypto donations. Learn how to start accepting Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies to supercharge your fundraising efforts.
Why Cryptocurrency Is One of the Most Powerful Forces for Good Discover how cryptocurrency is empowering individuals, revolutionizing charity, and shaping a brighter future. Learn about the positive impact of crypto on financial inclusion, transparency, and security.
The Giving Block’s Advisory Board: Shaping the Future of Philanthropy The Board will drive innovation in digital giving, making it easier for organizations to adopt crypto, stocks, and other non-cash assets as essential tools for fundraising.
How to Maximize Your Nonprofit’s Year-End Giving Strategy in 2024 Learn strategies to maximize donations, including crypto fundraising, personalization, and multi-channel marketing. Discover successful examples and optimize your campaign today.
DAFs and Crypto: Revolutionizing the Future of Fundraising Discover how donor-advised funds (DAFs) and cryptocurrency donations are revolutionizing the future of fundraising. Learn how these innovative giving tools can help nonprofits unlock new donor potential and drive greater impact.
What Are Donor-Advised Funds? Everything Your Nonprofit Needs to Know Discover how nonprofit organizations can leverage Donor-Advised Funds (DAFs) to increase giving. Learn how DAFs empower donors and benefit nonprofits.
Meet the Faces of Crypto Philanthropy | 50+ Fundraisers, Philanthropists, and Changemakers Join The Giving Block in honoring the people, projects, companies and nonprofits moving crypto philanthropy forward.
13 Ways to Inspire and Engage Younger Donors Use these nonprofit fundraising and marketing strategies to engage younger donors like Millennials and Gen Z.




