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Patrick McKenzie

As someone who was recently on the other side of the tech money vs. charity table, one interesting learning was how accessible Donor Advised Funds are (for donors) and how ridiculously preferable they are to charities versus chasing individual checks. twitter.com/hunterwalk/sta

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Your experience (and some crypto charities experiences) really convinced me on need for low friction setup for spinning up charity / side project initiatives.

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opencollective.com does this, makes fiscal sponsorship super easy for projects

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Raise and spend money with full transparency.

Open Collective is a legal and financial toolbox for groups. It’s a fundraising + legal status + money management platform for your community. What do you want to do?

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