3 Organizations
Organizations with a source-linked public policy or statement about retaining or using Bitcoin. A policy statement is not a real-time balance confirmation.
Rainforest Foundation US
Protecting rainforests and Indigenous peoples' rights in Central and South America
- ▸Treasury for the Trees launched January 30, 2025.
- ▸Stated fundraising goal: 100 BTC.
- ▸Public policy describes long-term holding and possible strategic liquidation for urgent needs.
Rainforest Foundation US provides a dated, public example of a nonprofit describing Bitcoin as a long-term reserve strategy, while also disclosing a liquidity exception.
MATTER
Helping people launch projects that improve communities around the world
- ▸MATTER says it plans to HODL Bitcoin contributions as an investment.
- ▸The organization says it is not interested in flipping those contributions to fiat.
- ▸MATTER also accepts Ethereum and other cryptocurrencies.
An explicit first-party retention statement is more informative than Bitcoin acceptance alone, but it remains distinct from independently verified holdings.
Satoshi Action Fund
Advocating for pro-Bitcoin policy at the state and federal level across the United States
- ▸Donation page states that Bitcoin is held as long as possible.
- ▸The statement applies to Bitcoin donations, not necessarily all organizational assets.
- ▸The organization’s model-policy work covers Bitcoin and other digital assets.
The distinction between a donation-retention statement and an organization-wide treasury allocation is material for donors and researchers.