Digital “cryptocurrencies” like Bitcoin are helping some organizations raise tens of thousands of dollars. Advocates argue that such currencies are especially valuable to nonprofits because overhead costs can be lower than with credit cards and international money transfer fees.
Join us on Wednesday, August 6, at noon Eastern time for a discussion that will move past the buzzwords and address questions about whether your organization should consider using cryptocurrencies, where to find resources to collect and process them, and how to communicate about the technology with colleagues and donors.
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