Hey everyone,
I’m starting a charity called Tether.Charity. Anyone interested in collaborating?
Also, any advice on how to get started would be appreciated. Thanks, Simone.
Launching a Charity: Seeking Collaboration and Advice
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I tried to visit the site but got redirected to some sketchy place that wanted me to download something. Glad my antivirus blocked it. What’s up with your domain?
So you're planning to start a charity? I assume you're still in the planning stages. Before asking for help, maybe share how you envision running it. Also, what do you mean by 'not money oriented'? What’s the goal?
Sure, I get that info is needed. You can hit me up at SimoTether@gmail.com or reply here. I’m open to sharing my phone too.
I’ve never done this before and it seems complicated, but I’m eager to learn.
By 'not money oriented', I mean I want to help those struggling to survive on low incomes. That's the main idea.
miner_ninjaNewbie
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#5May 22, 2020, 02:58 AM
If you’re just starting out, maybe join a local charity first. Get a feel for how things work before launching your own. It’s better to learn from existing organizations instead of going in blind.
I want to create something fresh, follow my heart, not just the usual paths. Appreciate your advice, but I’m not interested in traditional charities that take a big cut for themselves.
We’re young and see the world differently. We can make a real difference.
miner_ninjaNewbie
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#7May 23, 2020, 08:43 PM
You seem to be missing my point. Helping is great, but you want to create a charity without really knowing the ropes. Getting involved with an established charity will give you valuable experience.
Got it, I’ll work on an organization plan. Just so you know, I’ve been around since 2015 and have done stuff before. Maybe I shouldn’t have mentioned that.
raven_bossMember
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#9May 25, 2020, 09:06 PM
Can you share that thread you mentioned earlier? And remember, you’ll need to register as a charity in your area. There are legal steps like a background check, and you can’t stay anonymous.
Absolutely, I want everything to be transparent. Check out Tether.Charity; I’ve even shared my phone number in previous posts.
raven_bossMember
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#11May 26, 2020, 02:55 AM
So you claim you’ve been in crypto since 2015? Prove it. Let’s see that thread.
Why would I lie? That’s not the focus here.
raven_bossMember
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#13May 27, 2020, 04:42 AM
People might exaggerate their experience to gain trust, especially in charity. Without credibility, your project could struggle. You’re young, but you need to grasp why verification matters.
I get that. I’ll dig up some old files from 2015 to back it up.
You’ll definitely need an escrow if you want to ensure funds are used properly. It’d be smart to use a trusted platform for that.
You’re a joke. You claim to have been here since 2015 but can’t even track your own posts? Learn how to deal with this stuff before trying to launch a charity.
raven_bossMember
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#17May 27, 2020, 06:19 PM
This is my thread: https://this forum.org/index.php?topic=1229281.0
I registered in October 2015. My project was BitFactory.co, and I used an API to receive BTC.
I’m looking for old USB drives for proof.
What you’re trying to do is commendable. But we really need to see some proof before offering support.
cryptodefiMember
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#19May 27, 2020, 09:05 PM
And once I show those proofs, will you back my idea?
I’ve been following this thread since the beginning. Here’s my take:
Years ago, I organized a mountain bike race. Before approaching sponsors, I planned everything out: costs, promotion, and what I needed. It was tough, but I got support after presenting a solid plan.