1st Bitcoin and Blockchain
Non Profit Charity
GiveTrack™ is our flagship project, a revolutionary donation platform for nonprofits to provide transparency and accountability to donors by sharing financial information and direct project results in real time.
GiveTrack™ builds upon Bitcoin and Blockchain technology a customized platform for nonprofits that is data centered, user friendly, and provides a comprehensive user interface.
The future of philanthropy is real-time tracking of funds and driving more outcomes on the ground.
Join us in leveraging blockchain technology to revolutionize philanthropy.
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BitGive is the first Bitcoin and Blockchain charity, leading in bridging the gap between an innovative technology and its practical applications for nonprofits and global philanthropy.
BitGive facilitates fundraising for charitable donations using Bitcoin and Blockchain technology, and is at the forefront of leveraging today’s cutting-edge financial technologies for social good.
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CONTACT
Tax ID: 46-3362563
Phone: +1 916-625-6BIT
PO Box 1697, Truckee, CA 96160
Download Our FAQ
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Download Our Special 5 Year Report
LATEST POST
Guest Blog – Water for Waraba, Part 2: Bringing Water to Waraba
Guest Blog: Melissa Quinn, Manager of Digital Partnerships, Run for Water Water for Waraba Series, Part 2: Bringing Water to Waraba When 61 million Ethiopians lack access to safe water, how is a community identified as a partner community who will receive the support...
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CONTACT
Tax ID: 46-3362563
Phone: +1 916-625-6BIT
PO Box 1697, Truckee, CA 96160
Download Our FAQ
Download Our Press Kit
Download Our Special 5 Year Report
LATEST POST
Guest Blog – Water for Waraba, Part 2: Bringing Water to Waraba
Guest Blog: Melissa Quinn, Manager of Digital Partnerships, Run for Water Water for Waraba Series, Part 2: Bringing Water to Waraba When 61 million Ethiopians lack access to safe water, how is a community identified as a partner community who will receive the support...
read more