ARLINGTON, VA – Seafood Nutrition Partnership (SNP) announced today that it is accepting Bitcoin donations through BitPay, the world’s leading Bitcoin payment processor. Donors will have the option to select Bitcoin, in addition to traditional payment methods, when they give through SeafoodNutrition.org/donate.
“Bitcoin is gaining recognition globally, so we are excited to offer this universal digital currency as an option for donors,” said Linda Cornish, president and founder of SNP. “By reducing fees for transactions, Bitcoin will also allow SNP to devote a greater percentage of donations towards helping more Americans finding a path to health through seafood nutrition.”
Bitcoin is a global payment network, and accepting it enables SNP to accept donations from anywhere in the world. Anyone with an Internet connection and a bitcoin digital wallet can donate bitcoin to SNP.
“With a mission to address America’s public health crisis through seafood nutrition, SNP has noted the benefits of Bitcoin as a donation method by prominent non-profit organizations,” Cornish added.
For donors, using bitcoin ensures that 100 percent of the funds donated go towards the non-profit mission of Seafood Nutrition Partnership (SNP), which is to address America’s public health crisis through seafood nutrition. SNP equips health and nutrition influencers and the general public on the important of eating a balanced diet with a focus on sustainable seafood. Donations can be made online by visiting http://www.seafoodnutrition.org/bitcoin.
About Seafood Nutrition Partnership
Seafood Nutrition Partnership (SNP) is the leading 501(c)3 non-profit organization in the U.S. building awareness of the health and nutritional benefits of seafood. SNP is addressing the country’s public health crisis through education programs that inspire Americans to incorporate more seafood and omega-3s into their diets for improved health as per USDA Dietary Guidelines. In October 2015, SNP launched a national public health education campaign. For more information, visit seafoodnutrition.org.
Source: Seafood Nutrition Partnership