Nonprofit cryptocurrency expert Paul Lamb will explain how to accept cryptocurrency donations. You will learn the specific steps to take in your organization.
What You'll Learn
- How easy is it to begin fundraising with cryptocurrency?
- How are cryptocurrency donations handled for tax and reporting purposes?
- What expertise and tools do you need to start accepting cryptocurrency?
- What issues and concerns do you need to consider?
- What are the specific steps to begin the process?
Training Overview
Accept cryptocurrency to find more donors. People want to donate Bitcoin and other virtual currencies.
Cryptocurrency, including Bitcoin and DogeCoin, is hot, but only 4% of nonprofits globally accept it for donations. Philanthropists who have money burning holes in their virtual wallets have few places to direct their generosity. By accepting Bitcoin and other virtual currencies, your organization can win these new donors and increase contributions from your existing supporters.
Taking immediate steps to accept cryptocurrency will enable you to increase year-end donations. It is not difficult to get started if you follow the right steps.
- How easy is it to begin fundraising with cryptocurrency?
- How are cryptocurrency donations handled for tax and reporting purposes?
- What expertise and tools do you need to start accepting cryptocurrency?
- What issues and concerns do you need to consider?
- What are the specific steps to begin the process?
Who Should Attend?
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Expert Presenter
Paul Lamb
- Principal of Man on A Mission Consulting
- Consultant and entrepreneur with over 25 years of experience in business, nonprofit management, technology, and public policy
- Helped over 35 nonprofits, foundations, and companies achieve their social impact goals
- Board member of the Bitgive Foundation
- Advisor to Mannabase, AI4Good, and the California Emerging Technology Fund—all pioneering organizations in cryptocurrency and technology for social good
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