The charity sector has for some time been facing considerable challenges, in particular engaging with Millennials who are less likely to donate compared to older people and large corporations - yet more willing to be engaged to give. Blockchain technology use provides a portal to connect with younger, more tech savvy people who are looking to donate, it also addresses concerns about personal data being handed over and used without their permission.
Prior to Cambridge Analytica there was a growing awareness and concern that data was being handed over to authorities without any accountability as to how it was used or sold on. GiveSafely.io stores personal data and information on the blockchain and if people choose to share their personal data they can be rewarded with GivingPoints. GiveSafely.io does not come into contact with any donor data - or the donations themselves.
GiveSafely.io is addressing the genuine concerns people have regarding trust with online donations and interactions. Privacy is a human right and people’s data is their personal property, who they chose to share it with is for them to decide and GiveSafely.io empowers them in this area
Charities need to improve the online donation experience to ensure it is more transparent and accountable while engaging younger donors who are less likely to give comparative to their older peers. Trust in all institutions is declining and GiveSafely.io helps guarantee confidentiality in how personal data is saved and used.
Personal data is stored on the Ardor blockchain, and only handed over to charities with the expressed permission of the donors who are rewarded for sharing their details.
It enables online donations (in cryptocurrencies and fiat) between individual donors and charities which are accredited by the BBB Wise Giving Alliance over the blockchain in a secure, transparent and instant way free from third parties, personal information is stored on the blockchain and only handed over to charities with the expressed permission of donors who are rewarded with GivingPoints.
GiveSafely.io provides a safe space between donors and established charities to ensure personal information is stored, where access is only gained with the permission of donors who are then rewarded with GivingPoints.
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GiveSafely.io the online donation platform of the Better Business Bureau (BBB) Wise Giving Alliance. We are Beta Testing it and some of the leading charities involved include: American Heart Association, Cure Alzheimers Fund, Save the Children, Wild Animal Sanctuary, World Emergency Relief and the US Committee for Refugees and Immigrants.
- BBB WGA is a trusted entity amongst donors and charities
- X years track-record
- X # national charities reviewed
- We do in-depth evaluations
- 20 BBB Standards for Charity Accountability- look at governance, finances, measuring effectiveness, and fundraising
- Charities voluntarily submit information to be evaluated and we work with them to meet Standards
- Because of this deep trust/relationship with charities
- They are willing to try this with us
- Willing to have us serve as a guide to crypto and blockchain
- We are a crypto + fiat donation platform
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- Our platform only lists trusted (Accredited) charities
- Other platforms list all charities
- Our platform only lists trusted (Accredited) charities
- We offer GivingPoints that can be exchanged for
- Charity experiences (connect with the charity’s mission and cause)
- Charity swag
- NFT’s
- We are nimble and iterative
- Phase 1, 2, 3
- Transaction Fees
- We don’t harvest (or even touch) data
- Part of our philosophy
- We are the connector between Charities and donors- it’s not about us
- Part of our philosophy
In the USA alone charities collected $410bn in donations.
Ezra Vazquez-D’Amico, Art Taylor