The Ebiil Society: Champions of Palau
Ann Singeo, founder of our partner organization the Ebiil Society, shares her vision for a thriving Palau and a flourishing world of indigenous science!
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November 28, 2023
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Island Conservation
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There are many ways to support the restoration and rewilding of islands around the world. Island Conservation has just added a new method: cryptocurrency donations!
Cryptocurrency is a digital form of money that offers a secure and anonymous way of transferring value without intermediaries or fees. Lower transaction costs, faster processing times, and greater privacy are among its greatest benefits, along with a variety of choices of currency: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin, and Tether among them.
Your crypto donation can make a huge impact on the health of island ecosystems. Unlike traditional payment methods, cryptocurrency transactions don’t require intermediaries such as banks or payment processors. As a result, Island Conservation can receive more of your donated amount, avoiding delays or complications.
Transparency and accountability are among Island Conservation’s most central values regarding our financials. Cryptocurrency transactions, which occur on a public ledger called a blockchain which anyone can access and verify, allow us to more easily track and report how we use our donated funds—and you, as the donor, can see how your contributions are making an impact.
Cryptocurrency donations can also offer tax advantages and incentives. Depending on the jurisdiction, cryptocurrency donations may be eligible for tax deductions or exemptions. Additionally, some cryptocurrencies have built-in features that reward donors for their generosity, such as governance rights or interest earnings.
Island Conservation uses The Giving Block, a platform that helps us accept crypto donations and offers donors various benefits such as access to exclusive events, NFTs, and media exposure.
Consider donating to Island Conservation to use your digital wallet for good. Join the community of supporters who have helped us save hundreds of species from extinction, improve climate resilience for vulnerable communities, and support some of the most cutting-edge conservation tech in the world. Donate using crypto today!
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