Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Washington, DC will accept crypto donations
Crypto donations platform Engiven’s page for the archdiocese includes the option to send funds anonymously using many tokens, from Ether to ZRX.
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Crypto donations platform Engiven’s page for the archdiocese includes the option to send funds anonymously using many tokens, from Ether to ZRX.
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