Thousand Currents
Thousand Currents
Mission Statement
Thousand Currents envisions a world where humanity is in a reciprocal and interdependent relationship with nature and creates loving, equitable, and just societies. We leverage relationships, and financial and intellectual resources worldwide, with and in support of grassroots groups and social movements building loving, equitable, and just futures. We work to transform philanthropic and investment practices towards justice and equity.
Why Donate Bitcoin to Thousand Currents?
For more than 35 years, Thousand Currents has invested more than US $20 million in 1,000 community-led initiatives in the Global South. Today, we are exchanging grassroots brilliance for lasting and transformative change. Our partners are currently working with and connected to over 200 million women, small farmers, Indigenous Peoples, urban residents, sexual and ethnic minorities, and youth. A gift to Thousand Currents is a gift to these frontline communities, who otherwise often are not able to access funding directly from individuals or entities outside their home country. Thousand Currents is a long-time trusted funder and partner to these organizations, communities and movements.
Save on your Taxes by Donating Crypto
Why Donate Crypto Directly? Taxes!
There’s a reason high net worth individuals tend to donate property instead of cash. Donating cryptocurrency directly to a 501c3 nonprofit is more tax efficient and can save you money.
The IRS classifies cryptocurrency as property for tax purposes which means it is typically the most tax efficient way to support your favorite cause. When donating crypto, you receive a tax deduction for the fair market value of the crypto, and you avoid the capital gains tax you would have incurred if you had sold the crypto and then made a donation. That means you’re able to donate more, as well as deduct more on your tax return. The difference? Sometimes more than 30%.
If you provide an email, you will automatically receive a tax receipt after donating.
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Mission Statement
Thousand Currents envisions a world where humanity is in a reciprocal and interdependent relationship with nature and creates loving, equitable, and just societies. We leverage relationships, and financial and intellectual resources worldwide, with and in support of grassroots groups and social movements building loving, equitable, and just futures. We work to transform philanthropic and investment practices towards justice and equity.
Why Donate Bitcoin to Thousand Currents?
For more than 35 years, Thousand Currents has invested more than US $20 million in 1,000 community-led initiatives in the Global South. Today, we are exchanging grassroots brilliance for lasting and transformative change. Our partners are currently working with and connected to over 200 million women, small farmers, Indigenous Peoples, urban residents, sexual and ethnic minorities, and youth. A gift to Thousand Currents is a gift to these frontline communities, who otherwise often are not able to access funding directly from individuals or entities outside their home country. Thousand Currents is a long-time trusted funder and partner to these organizations, communities and movements.
Save on your Taxes by Donating Crypto
Why Donate Crypto Directly? Taxes!
There’s a reason high net worth individuals tend to donate property instead of cash. Donating cryptocurrency directly to a 501c3 nonprofit is more tax efficient and can save you money.
The IRS classifies cryptocurrency as property for tax purposes which means it is typically the most tax efficient way to support your favorite cause. When donating crypto, you receive a tax deduction for the fair market value of the crypto, and you avoid the capital gains tax you would have incurred if you had sold the crypto and then made a donation. That means you’re able to donate more, as well as deduct more on your tax return. The difference? Sometimes more than 30%.
If you provide an email, you will automatically receive a tax receipt after donating.
