Direct Relief
Emergency medical assistance and disaster relief in the US and worldwide.
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GOOD PEOPLE. GOOD CAUSES. LITTLE COINS.
Big hearts belong here. Find a cause you believe in, bring your people together, and launch a coin that puts its creator fees to good use.
A cause at the heart of every coin.
Dedicated charity vaults. Payments through The Giving Block.
made forTHERE’S A WHOLE LOT TO CARE ABOUT
26 charities to discover.
7 are ready for coin launches.
26 charities · showing 6 to get behind
Emergency medical assistance and disaster relief in the US and worldwide.
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The nationwide network of food banks fighting hunger in the United States.
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Unconditional cash transfers to people living in extreme poverty.
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Men's health — mental health, suicide prevention, prostate and testicular cancer.
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Science-based solutions for a healthy ocean and the wildlife that depends on it.
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Protecting rainforests by securing indigenous peoples' land rights.
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Listings introduce each charity’s work. A launch badge means its coin launch is available; completed donations are recorded separately.
A LITTLE IDEA WITH SOMEWHERE TO GO
From healthier futures to stronger communities. Choose a charity you want to rally around.
Make your coin yours. Its selected creator fees go to a dedicated vault for your chosen charity.
Fees are batched for settlement through The Giving Block. Confirmed payments have a public transaction trail.
A CLEAR PATH FOR YOUR COIN’S FEES
Your charity is chosen at launch. Its share of creator fees goes to a dedicated vault, with settlement through The Giving Block.
Money collected and money paid are different steps. Follow confirmed payments in the public records.
Follow the paymentsThe selected creator fee is routed on-chain.
The vault’s charity is fixed at creation.
Batched settlement, with a transaction trail.
LET’S CLEAR A FEW THINGS UP
A community coin with a charity chosen at launch. Its charity share of creator fees goes to a dedicated vault. Your launch review shows the fee rate and the share assigned to the charity.
Fees collect in the charity’s vault and are batched for settlement in USDC on Base through The Giving Block. A trade is not a completed charity payment. Check the confirmed payment records ↗
You can explore the full directory, but a charity is available for coin launches only after its registry and payout setup are ready. The cards show which charities you can launch for today.
No. Trading is separate from a direct donation and does not provide a tax-deductible donation receipt to the trader. Coins can lose value; no trading means no trading fees. A charity listing does not imply its endorsement of a coin.