
Impact Index Fund:
Arts & Culture
Support charities focused on artistic and cultural programming and education with a single donation.
Support Nonprofits That Promote Arts & Culture
A vibrant artistic culture is one of the signs of a thriving society. In the United States, art is seen as both a way of life and big business, from Las Vegas to Nashville to Hollywood, and everywhere in between. In fact, arts and culture account for 4.2 percent of the U.S. economy, driven by activities like museum admissions, expensive film productions, and Broadway ticket sales. But our love of cultural products contrasts with the bleak funding situation for arts education and cultural preservation programs, which are under-resourced despite research that shows the many benefits of the arts on academic performance and mental wellbeing.
Fortunately, the nonprofit organizations devoted to arts and culture are working to provide access to arts education, preserve and exhibit art, and perform dances and plays. If you have seen firsthand the benefits of the arts, please consider making a donation to this Impact Index Fund.
Arts & Culture Nonprofits You’ll Support
The Arts & Culture Impact Index Fund supports nonprofit organizations that advocate for arts and culture across the United States and worldwide. We’ve vetted every nonprofit in the Impact Index Fund, so you can be certain every dollar of your crypto donation will go to verified nonprofits. When you donate to the Arts & Culture Impact Index Fund, each nonprofit will receive an equal portion of your donation.
To see all participating organizations, please read the FAQ below.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is an Impact Index Fund?
Impact Index Funds bundle together multiple nonprofits that have a similar focus or mission. If there is a specific issue area that you or your brand want to support through charitable giving, donating to an Impact Index Fund is a great way to do so. With a single transaction, you can help charities of all shapes and sizes: large and small, global and local, new and established, traditional and innovative. For more information on Impact Index Funds, visit our Impact Index Funds page.
Which nonprofits are in this Impact Index Fund?
92Ny
Aish
American Ancestors/New England Historic Genealogical Society
Americans for the Arts
Armour Dance Theatre
Arts Council of Big Sky
ArtsQuest
ArtsQuest Foundation
Ballet Fantastique
Bellevue Arts Museum
Binghamton Philharmonic
Bluecoats
Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS
Circular Venture Lab
Classically Connected, Inc.
Count Basie Center for the Arts
Cultural Arts of Waco
Decentralized Pictures Foundation, Inc.
Denver Zoo
Desert X
Designs for Dignity
Entertainment Community Fund
ETV Endowment
Eyebeam
Film Independent
Foundation for Art and Blockchain
Fox West Theatre Alliance
FreeHorse Arts
Friends of Notre-Dame de Paris
Friends of the Lobkowicz Collections
Ghetto Film School
Golden State Ballet
Great Lakes Center for the Arts
Griot Arts
Hawaii Theatre Center
High Desert Museum
Hudson-Athens Lighthouse Preservation Society
Iditarod
Independence Historical Trust
Institute of Contemporary Art Miami
Intuit: The Center for Intuitive and Outsider Art
Kaihohonu
LACMA
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Inc.
Los Angeles Philharmonic Association
Many Mouths One Stomach
Maryland Hall
Minnesota Street Project Foundation
MOCA
Museum of Chinese in America
Museum of the Moving Image
Music in the Mountains
Musicians Making A Difference (MMAD)
Musicians On Call
National Gallery of Art
New World Symphony
Notes for Notes
Nu Deco Ensemble
Opening Act
Rhizome
Rocky Mountain Public Media
RxArt
Seattle Symphony Orchestra
Seeds of Wisdom
Sun Valley Museum of Art
The College of Physicians of Philadelphia
The Greg Hill Foundation
The Mammoth Site
The Paramount Theatre
Toledo Museum of Art
True/False Film Fest
How will funds be distributed?
Once per month, the total value of each fund will be distributed evenly to all of the nonprofit organizations participating in that fund.
Who is The Giving Block?
The Giving Block makes Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency fundraising easy for nonprofits. Since 2018, we have been empowering mission-driven organizations, charities, universities, and faith-based organizations of all sizes to leverage crypto technology to achieve their mission. More than 1,000 organizations trust The Giving Block as their crypto fundraising platform.
How do you pick nonprofits for the Impact Index Fund?
Donor trust is very important to us. We vet every nonprofit that uses The Giving Block to ensure that they are registered nonprofit organizations, charities, and foundations. While the specifics of each nonprofit’s mission may differ, the nonprofits in this Impact Index Fund have been selected because they are aligned in their overarching goals.

Impact Index Fund:
Arts & Culture