Our Work

Founded in 2013, BitGive^® is the first Bitcoin and Blockchain technology 501(c)(3) nonprofit, bridging the gap between innovative technology and its practical applications for nonprofits and humanitarian work in the developing world. 

In 2015, BitGive^® announced its Bitcoin Charity 2.0 Initiative and GiveTrack^™, an innovative donation platform for nonprofits to provide transparency and accountability to donors by sharing financial information and direct project results in real-time. NGOs all over the globe have partnered with us, including Save the Children, Code to Inspire, Heifer International, and Black Girls Code, to maximize impact on the ground. Our platform helps nonprofits overcome breakdowns and challenges to do their work without limitations. 

BitGive^® was one of the first grant recipients of the prestigious Pineapple Fund in both 2017 and 2018; offered to us independent from the over 10,000 applications submitted for funds.

We’ve been featured in Forbes, Entrepreneur, Wall Street Journal, US News and World Report, NonProfit Times, Inside Philanthropy, Chronicle of Philanthropy and other publications. See more.

See our 5 Year Report (2018) for a detailed overview of our first 5 years of growth.

Areas of Focus

Public Health

Improving public health on an international scale, including cancer and disease research and innovations, and challenges of poverty, hunger and shelter.

Environment

Improving the environment, including protection of important habitats and species, clean water and air, reduced dependence on fossil fuels, and preparing for and defending against extreme weather events.

Organizational Philosophy

Partnerships will only be considered with sound and effective organizations that demonstrate progress and success towards desired outcomes.

We reserve the right to deny organizations, partners, or projects that are outside of our mission. 

Standards and Criteria for Partners

• Organizational effectiveness
• Financial stability
• Track record of success
• Legal compliance
• Cost-effective outcomes