One more. This one looks side-loaded through indiegogo (BTC address at the bottom)

http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/indigenous-leader-scholarships-latin-american-conservation-congress

Updated the Charities page at bitcoin100.org to reflect those under consideration.


I believe Rassah mentioned some are still working at getting the Bitcon donation option on their sites.





Great to meet you, too! Hopefully, your sons will be able to make the next conference.

Thank you for considering http://spices.org.my/ as a potential beneficiary. Just to clarify, SPICES was started by a church, but since April 2010, it has been registered as an independent organization in the Registrar of Societies, Malaysia. See certificate. http://imgur.com/FoxQbvB It is currently run by an independent board. We don't have a Donate Bitcoin button yet but already have a text Bitcoin address on our donations page.

So bizarre. I wish I was a member. hehe

Per Rassah's request, I'm in the process of vetting them.

#7 is a go, as I've seen they've already embedded and Rassah's ready to send.

#6 ~ I'm curious as to who suggested this one to you, Rassah.

#5 looks okay, for I think I saw a goat.

#4 has been accepting bitcoins since 2011: http://web.archive.org/web/20110924062608/http://spices.org.my/be-involved/donations/

#1, #2 & #3 look swell as well.

As stated above, spices.org.my has been accepting Bitcoin donation since 2011. Depending on their reach (read exposure on the internet), a consideration of a 1/3 of what's currently being doled out if they upped ante up on giving the Bitcon logo a more prominent location on their site. Again, only if their exposure warrants it, coupled with what others feel about it. Overall, they are a very fine organization.

Another way they could earn possibly the fuller amount is if a new press release about their organization is published with Bitcoin mentioned twice (once may not be enough, and three times would be overkill). The news article would have to be some venerable source, oppose to a Yahoo type release. Use thinking outside the box here.

Again, I'm curious as to who suggested harvestlots.org to you.

Later, bud.

Hi!

I have also browsed through the applications now - and I am full of positive opinion.

So here are a few words about each organisation in list:

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https://watsi.org/about -> Great idea to provide medical help to people who can't afford it -> ACCEPTED FOR ME

http://iccf-holland.org/ -> Helping children always worth to help -> ACCEPTED FOR ME

http://www.handinhand-patenschaft.de/  -> I like the whole concept also - especially the "learning project" -> ACCEPTED FOR ME

http://spices.org.my/  -> Good idea and it is really important that parents have main part in education of children -> ACCEPTED FOR ME

http://www.sternenhof.eu/ -> not my decision as I support them

http://harvestlots.org/ -> Food help always worth to help -> ACCEPTED FOR ME

http://www.hiphopchessfederation.org/  -> I played chess myself years ago -> ACCEPTED FOR ME

http://www.rockzipfel-leipzig.de/ -> The idea is perfect - this should be a worldwide example for similar projects -> ACCEPTED FOR ME

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Waiting for more to comment

I guess I'll have to be the asshole to tell them that our charity fundraiser is to convince new charities to start accepting, and to ask them for promoting bitcoin on their front page, or to ask them to put out a press release? I'm not sure that would be good for Bitcoin's reputation though, us extorting a charity that caters to mentally challenged kids (double-whammy).

Edd, conidering we've had, ahem, issues, is it possible to put some wording on the bitcoin100.org site that specifies some Bitcoin100 guidelines, like "donates to non-political, secular charities" and "exists specifically to convince new charities to start accepting bitcoin?" Maybe we can consider those as the "established rules" going forward, and let #4 slide this time, too?

Had to refill the wallet from "Contributed" to "Ready to Donate" pool twice for these five charities. At this point, the only people who have any contributed amounts outstanding are:


AnonEyFi              ฿94.00000000
CIYAM Pty. Ltd.       ฿3.00000000
Crypto X Change       ฿42.00000000
Kluge                 ฿2.85903267
MemoryDealers         ฿47.00000000
coderrr               ฿4.00000000
gsan                  ฿2.00000000
qxzn                  ฿2.00000000
teukon                ฿5.00000000
zhoutong              ฿29.00000000


We also are still having small anonymous donations trickle in, which get added to the "ready to donate" fund right away, so thank you, whoever you all are. Balances are currently as follows:


       ฿255.63098838  Assets
       ฿201.63098838    BTCWallet
         ฿2.00000000    Gsan_Wallet
        ฿47.00000000    MemDeal_Wallet
         ฿5.00000000    Teukon_Wallet
      ฿532.45058698  Expense
       ฿532.44408698    Contributed_to_Charity
         ฿0.00650000    Transaction_Fee
      ฿-557.22254269  Income:Available_for_Charity
      ฿-230.85903267  Liabilities
      ฿-176.85903267    Contributed_Pledges
        ฿-2.00000000    Gsan_Contributed
       ฿-47.00000000    MemDeal_Contributed
        ฿-5.00000000    Teukon_Contributed
--------------------
                   0



The entire ledger is available here: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BwLArulDe_Albnp1anVpQUF3S2s/edit?usp=sharing
I am using the Ledger accounting program from here http://www.ledger-cli.org/
Every transaction is matched to the transaction number on the blockchain, so you can check to make sure there hasn't been any funny business. If anyone has any questions, let me know.

The reason I asked is because I discovered a new user account on this forum: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=129100

Also, the cause is rather new: http://who.godaddy.com/whois.aspx?domain=harvestlots.org&prog_id=GoDaddy


They, too, have been accepting bitcoins for a while: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:DDIed1QUybIJ:harvestlots.org/donate/+&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us


According to TWBM, the site wasn't even indexed last year: http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://harvestlots.org/

I don't want to question the integrity of their cause or any other aspects of this endeavor, but a few minor issues accumulate to me having to express that this one may be a no go.

Perhaps a separate fund raising drive could work as well.

Another option comes to mind: Since August has already registered, he can get easily get whitelisted to start interacting with the community, whereupon he can set up a thread to solicit funds for his cause, thus allowing members to ask questions that may alleviate any concerns they may have.

To bullet points MY concerns, but to not take away from their noble cause:

• They already accept Bitcoin (for a while now)
• Fairly new
• Their About Me page is missing info
• Their Reach (the site indexed only recently)

None of the above is meant to diss HarvestLots in any way or fashion. The information is provided to aid Bitcoin 100 in making an informed decision as to if donating to them is warranted.

I've added the following:




I'm all for donating an equal amount to  http://spices.org.my/ without any additional conditions. We can still ask politely for a press release or some other advertising, however.