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Meet the Faces of Crypto Philanthropy | The Giving Block
Based on the "Faces of Crypto Philanthropy" article by The Giving Block, the most generous donor appears to be Vitalik Buterin, co-founder of Ethereum. He has donated cryptocurrencies valued at over $1 billion to various causes, including COVID-19 relief, medical research, and Ukraine humanitarian aid. This level of giving places him at the forefront in terms of the scale of crypto philanthropy. For more detailed information about Vitalik Buterin's and others' contributions, please visit The Giving Block's article.
The ACLU will legally represent the NRA. Its NY affiliate isn’t happy about it. | Gothamist
The ACLU's decision to represent the NRA in a Supreme Court case over alleged free-speech violations by New York state has led to a rift with its New York affiliate, the NYCLU. NYCLU's Executive Director Donna Lieberman contends that the ACLU's role as counsel is unnecessary, given the NRA's significant legal resources and differing principles. The case centers on whether New York's actions against financial institutions working with the NRA constitute state censorship, a situation the ACLU argues could set a dangerous precedent for silencing advocacy groups.
A Tale of Two Billionaires: Scott Versus Buffet
Philanthropist MacKenzie Scott outlined the details of the almost $2.1 billion she donated in the last year, bringing the total amount of donations up to almost $16 billion since 2019. In a blog update, Scott outlines the nonprofits that have directly benefited from her gifts. This contrasts with the announcement of billionaire investor Warren Buffett, who committed donations in the form of shares, with a release from his Berkshire Hathaway conglomerate detailing that 1.5 million shares are going to the Susan Thompson Buffett Foundation, as reported by CNN. The contrast between Scott’s direct donations and Buffets donations (via shares) to a family foundation is particularly underscored by potential generation changes in giving.
Is a gift always a gift? We asked the audience about whether giving to your own family foundation really counts.
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2024 is the biggest election year in history | The Economist
In 2024, a pivotal year for global democracy, 76 countries are set to hold elections, yet the quality and fairness of these elections vary significantly. Major democracies like Brazil, India, Indonesia, and the United States, labeled as "flawed democracies," face significant elections, with America's political culture scoring lowest in democratic aspects. Europe and Africa present contrasting democratic landscapes, with Europe scoring high in the Democracy Index and Africa facing challenges, while the scheduled Ukrainian election stands as a potential act of defiance amid ongoing conflict.
Wow AI Music: Party of Bloom vs Party of Doom
This Week's Nonprofit News Roundup: Navigating New Legislation and Transforming Climate Anxiety into Action (news)
Is it time to take Crypto Donations Seriously? | 2024 Trends From The Giving Block
Debunking Tax Deduction Myths & Navigating New Philanthropy Trends (news)
AI's Impact on Nonprofit Sector: Language Translation, Education, and Philanthropy Trends (news)
Mackenzie Scott's Millions, Catholic Charities Under Fire, and the Battle for DEI (news)
ACLU: Time is TickTocking on Rights (news)
Nonprofit Sector Reaches for the Stars: First Nonprofit-Backed Satellite (news)
Nonprofit Donation Loophole, NYPD 'Kettling' and Anti-DEI Map (news)
IVF, NRA, and Deforestation: Nonprofit (News)
Honoring Jimmy Carter, ESG & B Corps Scrutiny (news)
Nonprofit Gets Their Feet Wet With $17m Jesus-Themed Super Bowl Spots (news)
How The Nonprofit Sector Lost Out On $17 Billion (news)
: GoFundMe's Charitable Gap, Ocean Cleanup Concerns, and AI's Role in Preserving Indigenous Languages (news)
Billionaire Philanthropy Shifts & EU Greenwashing Crackdown (news)
Aid or Obstacle? Debating USAID's Food Program (news)
2024 Must Know for Nonprofit Marketing & Fundraising (news)
+Half of Teenagers on Social “Almost Constantly” & Stop planting trees? (news)
Stop Hiring ”Development Officers” & Other Secrets to Scaling Altruism | Author Donald Summers
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