Fact:

Every third person on the planet at least once a year is engaged in charity, investing at least part of his funds for the needs of certain organizations and categories of people.

But why this figure is still not more? Why is only the population interested in doing good deeds, helping other people, making their lives a little better? We tried to find the answer to this question.

Why?

It is obvious that the second third of the world's population is composed either of those people who need charitable help, or those who, due to their financial situation, do not have the slightest opportunity to engage in charity. But what about the remaining third? It's all a matter of mistrust.

The collection of funds for charitable purposes is carried out by special organizations, which in essence are non-profitable, but still have to use part of the collected funds, at least to pay employees, rent premises and utilities. They are also engaged in direct collection of money.

The fact is that, firstly, not every such charitable organization is able to ensure full transparency of its activities, so that the donors can be sure that their means have gone to good needs, despite the honesty of these organizations.

Secondly, cases of fraud on the part of such companies that, under the cover of charitable organizations, are engaged in deceiving people and making money for those who want to do something really useful for the community, often take all the money to themselves, or at least their excessive amount part.

The remaining third of the population, which is still not engaged in charity, simply lacks confidence. On the one hand, they would be happy to help the poor, starving and sick, but on the other hand - lack of transparency and special cases of fraud prevent them from fully trusting charitable organizations and foundations. People doubt that the money invested by them will reach the final addressee in full and on time, so they simply decide not to do so.

Another problem was the lack of a convenient opportunity to carry out cross-border transfers within the framework of charity. Because of this many people are not able to transfer their funds to the accounts of foreign charities, foundations or projects. This, of course, mostly concerns those who are already doing charity, but there has never been an effective solution in this field.

Perhaps a good solution to the problem would be to create an authoritative international organization that would not deal directly with philanthropy, but would evaluate charitable organizations, their activities, honesty in fundraising and their final use. But, as you know, such an organization still does not exist.

As it turned out, already at the beginning of next year the situation will radically change, thanks to the recent launch of a new blockbuster project called Humancoin . Its founders intend to remedy the situation and give users around the world the opportunity to trust charitable organizations by donating part of their funds to the needs of people and organizations that need help.

Humancoin Project

The idea of the creators of Humancoin is a blockade revolution in the charity industry. The project team intends to launch a platform based on blockbuster technology and combine together three promising areas: charity, e-commerce and the crypto-currency market. In the end, they will be able to create a truly successful solution that will expand each of these areas, ensuring transparency of charity and trust of the donors.

Within the framework of Humancoin, the organizers of the project will unite several important participants: donors, recipients of funds (charitable organizations, funds, projects and charity objects), as well as partners among e-commerce platforms, ie online stores and other marketplaces that offer goods and services online.

Thus, donors will be able not only to make payments faster, but also to control the use of donated funds, while benefiting from the additional benefits of the partners of the platform. The recipients of funds, in turn, will have the opportunity to earn the trust of the donors, receive quick transfers in a currency convenient for them, spending the minimum amount of funds received to organize their work.