Summary:
Mi Primer Bitcoin risks running out of funds by September.
The nonprofit needs urgent financial support to bridge the funding gap.
John Dennehy emphasizes the need for independence and sustainability.
The organization aims to educate youth about Bitcoin in El Salvador.
Shortfall in fundraising goals has led to the current financial crisis.
Mi Primer Bitcoin, an educational nonprofit organization dedicated to teaching Bitcoin in El Salvador, is facing a critical funding shortfall that could lead to its closure by September. According to founder John Dennehy, while they anticipate receiving several grants by the end of the year, urgent financial support is needed to bridge the gap until then.
Dennehy explained, "We’ve been working tirelessly to cultivate funding sources that best allow us to remain truly independent and ensure long-term sustainability, but we need a bridge for a couple of months to get there." This situation arises from the organization falling short of its fundraising goals for the current year, highlighting the challenges faced by nonprofits in the cryptocurrency space.
The organization aims to continue its mission of educating the youth about Bitcoin and fostering a deeper understanding of cryptocurrency in the region.
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