Crypto & stablecoin giving
Give crypto or stablecoin
Support free, plain-language cancer education with digital currency. It can be a fast, low-fee way to give, and it keeps the library free for the patients, caregivers, and families who rely on it.
Donate USDC stablecoin in seconds
USDC is a stablecoin pegged 1:1 to the U.S. dollar, so your gift’s value doesn’t swing between when you send it and when we receive it. Give it right here through our secure checkout — no separate wallet transfer to manage.
Choose another amount or frequencyAt checkout, look for the crypto / stablecoin option to pay in USDC. Which payment options appear depends on your location and device. Card, Apple Pay, and Google Pay are there too if you change your mind.
Why give with crypto
Generally tax-deductible
We're a recognized 501(c)(3), so crypto gifts are generally tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. See the tax note below before you give.
Fast and low-fee
Stablecoin gifts can settle quickly, and the fees can be lower than card-processing fees.
Global and borderless
Supporters anywhere in the world can give without currency conversion or international card hassles — fitting for a library meant to reach people everywhere.
Secure and transparent
Stablecoin gifts run through Stripe's secure checkout, the same processor as our card and wallet donations. On-chain gifts carry their own public, verifiable record.
Giving Bitcoin, Ethereum, or a larger crypto gift?
For donations of Bitcoin, Ether, or other cryptocurrencies — especially larger gifts where tax, valuation, or restriction questions may matter — please reach out and we’ll arrange a secure transfer and send you an acknowledgement for your records. We don’t post a public wallet address here, because confirming the destination directly with you is safer for everyone.
Email donate@cancerexplained.orgAn honest note on taxes and our status. National Cancer Information Foundation is recognized by the IRS as tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(3), and contributions — including crypto gifts — are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. That said, nothing here is tax advice: crypto tax rules (valuation, reporting, cost basis) are complex and depend on your own situation — please talk with a qualified tax professional about your specific circumstances before giving.