How to Donate Cryptocurrency

  1. Copy one of the addresses below to the appropriate “Send” field in your cryptocurrency wallet or exchange account. Please double-check the address and make sure it’s for the cryptocurrency you’re sending! If you send it to the wrong address, we will not receive your transaction, and you probably won’t be able to get your cryptocurrency back. If you’d like to send us a cryptocurrency that’s not listed here, please contact Cryptodonations@tsl.org.
    • Bitcoin (BTC): 3QNAxfKJEf9Y3UHZWRpbatnMx32VrtVxEG
    • Ethereum (ETH): 0xA85204741125e11fC9cC237341f413BeFB7e617E
    • US Dollar Coin (USDC): 0xaa5b013f15e850d091Cb6782c4fe2211C044a85a
  2. Click “Send”.
  3. To help us credit the donation to your account, please click on the link below to send a follow-up email to Cryptodonations@tsl.org and list:
    1. Your name and KOF ID number (if you have one),
    2. Your physical address,
    3. The date of your transaction,
    4. The type and amount of cryptocurrency you sent, and
    5. The purpose of your donation – Tithe, Mission Fulfillment Fund, or Sacred Waters Fund.

Cryptodonations@tsl.org

Thank you for considering a donation of cryptocurrency to Church Universal and Triumphant.

Crypto Donations and IRS Forms

When you donate cryptocurrency, we will acknowledge the gift unless you make it anonymously. If the fair market value of the cryptocurrency donation from a US taxpayer exceeds $5,000, we will be prepared to sign Part V of IRS Form 8283 that you may choose to submit with your tax return to claim a charitable deduction. By signing that “Donee Acknowledgement”  we are confirming the receipt of the cryptocurrency as described and dated on IRS Form 8283. We understand the reporting requirements imposed by the IRS Form 8283. If you are not a US taxpayer, please consult your tax professional regarding donations of cryptocurrency.