I’m very against humanitarian help via organizations. Most, if not all of them, are just scams and or money laundering machines.
I believe in direct help, P2P.
I believe it is more important to help your family first, then your friends, then your neighbors.
But who cares what I think, right?
In fact, I care about what you think because what you think is what I affirm as a Yemeni person living in Yemen. You are absolutely right in everything you say, and this aligns with what we’re striving to achieve
Moreover, we’re actively supporting our people by accepting Bitcoin donations
We’ve successfully carried out numerous humanitarian projects, the latest of which was completed just three days ago
Bitcoin is faster, more secure, and allows donors to track exactly where their contributions go and witness the real impact they have on the lives of those in need.
