Direct Relief and ChangeTip Providing Vitamins For Women In Need

Direct Relief and ChangeTip Providing Vitamins For Women In Need

Direct Relief is a charity organization based out of California. The nonprofit is recognized by the IRS and has been operating since 2001. After the Nepal earthquake Direct Relief was persuaded by redditors to accept Bitcoin. The service has and learned quite a bit since they started. From saving money in fees to instant transactions, Direct Relief knows....


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