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Today, we live in a world where charities and non-profit organizations (NPOs) are many and

varied. There are charities and NPOs that specialize in healthcare, disaster response, fighting

hunger etc. In Canada, there are 86,000 registered charities that take in donations from the

general public. In 2020, every household gave an average of $2,520 to charities of their choice.

A big cause for concern for many donors is how the donations are being used? How much

money is being used to pay board members' salaries and other inefficiencies? Blockchain is the

answer to this problem. By design, blockchain technology allows for donations to be traceable,

accountable and transparent.

When considering the efficiency and success of a charity, various metrics can help. The impact

that every dollar donated has, qualitative work that has been done by the charity, and the number

of volunteer hours that the charity has coming in from its volunteers. The latter can be measured

by blockchain technology. BCHARITY has designed the VHR token for this purpose. Every

volunteer hour done is represented by 1 VHR token. Using VHR can allow for donors to

measure the amount of volunteer hours and the efficiency of the charity or NPO’s volunteer

management program.

The VHR token will solve the problems of the typical donation problems of being

unaccountable, untraceable, and untransparent.

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