RuffLifeRescues is affiliated with BCSPCA and will begin non-fungible token (NFT) fundraising on December 20th. 40% of the proceeds will be donated to SPCA by purchasing 3D dog NFTs.
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December 17, 2021-7: 00PM
RuffLife Rescues will begin fundraising non-fungible tokens (also known as NFTs) to support BC SPCA on December 20th.
According to the media release, RuffLife will donate 40% of the proceeds collected to SPCA, which could lead to an estimated $ 1 million donation.
“RuffLife Rescues is excited to partner with BC SPCA to create a well-known combination of entrepreneurship, technology and philanthropy,” said Daniel Gray, founder and CEO of RuffLife Rescues. .. “As a young entrepreneur deeply involved in our community, we wanted to find a way to use our passion for technology to help animals. Due to the recent extreme weather events at COVID-19 and BC, animals Is in desperate need of more support. This is an exciting new way to raise money for BCSPCA while investing in the growing field of NFT. ”
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Digital artwork or collectibles can be traded on the blockchain using irreplaceable tokens.
“This project can have an incredible impact on helping BC SPCA create a better future and quality of life for animals in our community,” said Kalim Basar of BCSPCA. I did.
Through fundraising, RuffLife offers 3D dogs.
“NFTs are popular all over the world, but what makes us unique is the launch of NFTs that give back to the community,” says Gray.
To purchase an NFT, please visit the following website: Click here for the RuffLife Rescues website.
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