Toronto-Based Clothing Charity Relies Solely on Bitcoin Cash

Toronto-Based Clothing Charity Relies Solely on Bitcoin Cash
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2018-10-18 17:30

Last February, a bitcoin cash-centric charity based out of Canada had announced the launch of an organization called Coins 4 Clothes. The group started accepting BCH to purchase clothing from wholesalers and then distributed the garments to various Toronto-based charities.

Since then the organization has donated over 3,000 articles of clothing to those in need, […]

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