One Of UNESCO World Heritage Site Now Accepts Donations In Shiba Inu

Shiba Inu is becoming more popular every day.

Africa’s oldest National Park and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Virunga National Park, now accepts donations in more than 100 cryptocurrencies via The Giving Block, including Shiba Inu (SHIB).

Virunga National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, recently announced that it has partnered with the world’s leading digital fundraising platform, The Giving Block. This partnership would enable Africa’s oldest National Park to accept donations in more than 100 cryptocurrencies, including Shiba Inu.

Virunga National Park now accepts donations in over 100 #cryptocurrencies. A quick, easy, and often tax-effective way to donate online. #Cryptodonations are processed securely online through @TheGivingBlock.#CryptoPhilaphropy #CryptoGivingTuesday #CryptoCharity #ETH #BTC

— Virunga NationalPark (@gorillacd) October 19, 2022

Virunga National Park, a 7,800 square kilometers park located east of the Democratic Republic of Congo, has been populated with primates. About 689 rangers are dedicated to safeguarding the Park’s wildlife, and the Virunga National Park relies on donations to support its operations. UNESCO added Virunga National Park to its World Heritage Site list in 1979.

Moreover, the management of Virunga National Park aims to responsibly harness the Park’s natural resources to create opportunities for the four million people that live within a day’s walk of its borders. The Park’s management, with a vision to economically transform the region – creating jobs and reducing poverty- is currently focused on four key areas: hydropower, sustainable agriculture, fisheries, and tourism.

As reported by The Crypto Basic, the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Washington D.C. Accepts Donations in 95+ Cryptocurrencies, Including Shiba Inu. Miami Presbyterian Church also accepts Shiba Inu.

On several occasions, Ethereum founder Vitalik expressed gratitude to Shiba Inu for contributing to the fight against the coronavirus pandemic.

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