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A blockchain-powered nonprofit donor-advised fund accepting crypto and stock donations for USD grants to charities with on-chain transparency.
Based in New York, Endaoment operates as a blockchain-powered nonprofit donor-advised fund that accepts charitable contributions in over 150 cryptocurrencies to facilitate tax-efficient USD grants. The platform utilizes smart contracts to ensure on-chain transparency and regulatory compliance, converting digital assets into fiat currency for recipient organizations. Since its public launch, the entity has processed over $50 million in charitable contributions while maintaining a high disbursement rate with a 65 percent grant throughput. The platform currently serves a global network of more than 7,600 nonprofit organizations, recently expanding its reach by integrating 4,000 international charities into its ecosystem. Endaoment is guided by a board of directors that includes notable cryptocurrency industry figures such as Framework Ventures co-founder Vance Spencer and SheFi founder Maggie Love. The community foundation was established in 2019 by founder Robbie Heeger.
Endaoment has raised $3.0M across 1 funding round.
Endaoment has raised $3.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Endaoment has raised $3.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Endaoment's investors include Framework Ventures, Adjacent, AirAngels, Andreessen Horowitz, CoinFund, Kleiner Perkins, MATR Ventures, Next Frontier Capital, Pareto Holdings, Polychain Capital, Sequoia Capital, Alexander Salnikov.
Endaoment is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit community foundation that provides a blockchain-based platform for charitable giving, enabling donations via cash, stocks, cryptocurrencies, NFTs, real estate, and other digital assets to over 1.8 million registered nonprofits across 28 countries.[2][4][5] It operates as a donor-advised fund (DAF) platform with on-chain transparency, facilitating tax-deductible contributions that are quickly converted to USD and wired to recipients, having processed over $50 million in donations to more than 7,600 organizations while granting out over 65% of funds raised—far exceeding traditional DAF averages of 22%.[3][4][5] Endaoment serves individual donors, institutions like FinTech platforms and family offices, and nonprofits, solving inefficiencies in philanthropy such as slow fund distribution, high fees, and limited asset acceptance through smart contracts and APIs for seamless, low-friction giving.[1][2][4]
Its mission centers on revolutionizing finance and philanthropy via blockchain, bridging modern assets to real-world impact with features like the Universal Impact Pool for matching gifts and public profiles for nonprofits.[1][2][5] Growth momentum includes partnerships like GlobalGiving (tripling verified crypto-accepting orgs), Etherscan for transparency, and rapid scaling since late 2020, with funds delivered in as little as 24-48 hours even for urgent causes like Ukraine relief.[3][5]
Launched in late 2020 and based in San Francisco, Endaoment emerged as a response to the slow throughput of traditional donor-advised funds and the untapped potential of digital assets for philanthropy.[3][6] While specific founders are not detailed in available sources, key leadership includes Chief Operating Officer Zach Bronstein, who has highlighted the platform's focus on speed and efficiency, noting its role in immediate fundraising for crises like the Ukraine war.[3] The idea crystallized amid rising web3 adoption, positioning Endaoment as a fully on-chain public-good nonprofit using Ethereum smart contracts to enable transparent, tax-deductible donations of any digital asset.[3][5][6]
Early traction was swift: within two years, it raised over $50 million, partnered with over 7,600 organizations, and tripled nonprofit giving efficiency by minimizing delays to bank wires.[3] Pivotal moments include expansions like the Universal Impact Pool and integrations for institutions, evolving from crypto-focused giving to a comprehensive DAF platform supporting diverse assets and institutional APIs.[2][4][5]
Endaoment rides the web3 philanthropy trend, merging blockchain's transparency and efficiency with traditional charitable giving amid crypto's mainstreaming and demands for faster impact in crises like wildfires or wars.[3][5] Timing aligns with post-2020 crypto boom and regulatory clarity on digital asset donations, enabling tax benefits while addressing critiques of legacy DAFs' sluggishness.[3][4] Market forces favoring it include rising digital asset ownership, institutional crypto adoption (e.g., via exchanges/brokerages), and nonprofits' need for frictionless funding—Endaoment has amplified this by onboarding thousands of orgs and partnering with GlobalGiving to triple crypto-ready nonprofits globally.[5]
It influences the ecosystem by setting standards for on-chain giving: APIs integrate charity into FinTech/TAMPs, white-label DAFs modernize community foundations, and transparency tools like Etherscan partnerships build donor trust, potentially accelerating $500B+ annual U.S. philanthropy toward blockchain-native models.[2][4][5]
Endaoment is poised to dominate crypto-enabled philanthropy as digital assets proliferate, with expansions into more asset classes (e.g., bespoke requests) and institutional embeds driving scale beyond $50M raised.[3][5] Trends like AI-driven matching, tokenized real-world assets, and global regulatory harmonization will shape its path, potentially boosting throughput to near-100% via automated smart contracts. Its influence may evolve from niche bridge to infrastructure layer, powering embedded giving in wallets/exchanges and redefining DAFs for the internet era—turning every crypto holder into an efficient philanthropist, fulfilling its core promise of frictionless, transparent impact.[1][2][4]
Endaoment has raised $3.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $3.0M Seed in June 2021.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 1, 2021 | $3M Seed | Framework Ventures | Adjacent, AirAngels, Andreessen Horowitz, CoinFund, Kleiner Perkins, Matr Ventures, Next Frontier Capital, Pareto Holdings, Polychain Capital, Sequoia Capital, Alexander Salnikov, Andrew Steinwold, Antoine Martin, Jared Leto, Julie Zhuo, Mike Krieger, Mike Vernal, Rahilla Zafar, Shayne Coplan, Stani Kulechov, Tegan Kline, 0age, BEN Rubin, Jayson Hobby, Tony Sheng, Chapter ONE, DeFi Alliance, Distributed Global, Station 13 | Announced |