Philanthropy News

Crypto philanthropy in Africa builds moments, not enduring systems. Transparency without local ownership and maintenance delivers aid dependency, not dignity.

As life expectancy worldwide rises, the real challenge lies not only in lifespan itself, but also in quality of life. Prevention-focused science may hold the key.

Social media influencer Carl Runefelt, also known as Carl Moon, wants to help rewrite crypto’s narrative, and he’s started with the operating table.

The grant to education nonprofits DonorsChoose and Teach For America is in Ripple USD and aims to support teachers, students and innovation in education.

A growing number of charities and nonprofits are embracing cryptocurrency.

Code Green co-founder Inna Modja explains how Web3 and art are at the vanguard of social activism and raising awareness about climate change.

While Ether represents 50% of the total crypto donations made to Save the Children’s HODL Hope Campaign, Bitcoin donations amount to 34% of the lot so far.

Can blockchain technology actually help to improve transparency within charities?

The funds raised from the event will help 4,000 people impacted by cancer and locals who need immediate and vital support.

The money was intended to add to Bankman-Fried’s political influence and goodwill and did not benefit FTX or Alameda Research.

University-affiliated research initiatives received more than $13 million in grants from the FTX Future Fund, with several students getting $100,000 in grants.

With Sam Bankman-Fried involved in so many philanthropic ventures, the fallout of FTX could also see a variety of grants and investments being subject to clawbacks or not honored.

The popularity of NFTs drives fundraising experiments for UNICEF's Giga initiative to connect more schools around the world to the internet.

The Argentine Masonic Grand Lodge is the first freemason affiliation to utilize Web3 technology in a philanthropic NFT collection.

An opera-centric DAO is using NFTs to open up new funding avenues to classical musicians outside of the limiting legacy institutions.