Your Bitcoin Donations Can Help Georgia Flood Victims Rebuild Their Lives
San Francisco-based blockchain infrastructure provider Bitfury has partnered with the Georgian Co-Investment Fund to support Tbilisi, Georgia flood victims, a press release said. An intense downpour along with high winds on Sunday gave birth to a sweeping torrent that killed at least 12 people, tore up roads, destroyed houses, threw vehicles into the mangled trees, and left dozens homeless. There is still no count of how many local zoo animals survived the nature's fury. CEO of BitFury Group, Mr. Valery Vavilov said: "Our deepest condolences go to the families of those who suffered as a....
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We received the following message from Aaron (Bitangels) and we think is something really worth to share! If you have, please consider donations for the victims of the flood! Here is the original message: Hi fellow Bitcoiners, you might have heard about the terrible flood desaster that is happening in Serbia. So I am setting up this spontaneous campaign and hope that many people can donate some Bitcoins to show that we care and help. Please donate to this address: 1Ajx88sxaQFE7D2TtEZggUafrZPjLoYDFa All donations will be converted by Bitstamp (Slovenia) into Euros, which will be transferred....
Gamers united to help with the relief and rebuilding efforts for victims of typhoon Rai, also known as typhoon Odette, in the Philippines. The Philippines, a country that’s already been struggling to get back on its feet because of COVID-19, has been hit by a catastrophic super typhoon. Back on Dec. 16, 2021, the typhoon hit landfall and went on a rampage for four days, leaving 334 cities and municipalities in a state of calamity. As of Jan. 1, more than 4 million individuals were either displaced or injured, with 407 dead and 88 still missing, according to the Philippines’ National....
Kathamndu - earthquake victims living outside after the biggest quake in 80 years. Image via simcsea via Flickr. Nepal has dominated the headlines this week following a devastating earthquake, which at the time of press, had already claimed the lives of more than 4,000 people. Just as swift, however, has been the charitable response. The Red Cross has committed an initial $300,000 of aid as well as an additional 19,000 non-food relief kits including essential items such as clothes and mosquito nets. Meanwhile, online fundraising platform Global Giving has already raised approximately....
Japanese bitcoin exchange Coincheck is collecting donations for victims of the powerful earthquakes that struck the country’s southwest in the past week. At the time of writing, the fund had already received 26.865 BTC (around USD$11,615) from 146 donors. At least 29 people were killed and almost 2,000 injured when two quakes struck near Kumamoto City on....
Last week the rural town of Darrington, WA was hit by a catastrophic landslide. Over 200 rescue workers are currently searching for survivors in an aftermath that covers a square mile and consists of a mixture of mud and debris measuring 15 feet deep in some spots. According to NBC News, there are 17 confirmed deaths and 90 people missing. The death toll is expected to increase Friday evening. Early Friday afternoon the town posted a Bitcoin donation link on their official website. According to coordinators, donations will cover basic needs "including housing, transportation and medical....