Non-profit turning small plug computers into personal servers that guard your privacy, anonymity and security. It was was started by Eben Moglen and staff from the Software Freedom Law Center as an organizational home for the various community development efforts that are already out there building freedom box systems.
We've chosen to only add organizations that have their own BTC hash to accept donations at, so that we can maintain total transparency about the operations here at Bitcoins for Charity. It also allows us to offer donors and miners granular metrics for each entity.
Bitcoin is a cryptographic currency, and anonymous by nature. What this means is that all donations are also anonymous in nature, unless a donor chooses to identify themselves. Bitcoin's underlying peer to peer architecture allows organizations to be completely transparent about donations received, without having to provide their own platform for metrics; they can focus on helping those they set out to.
Don't worry, you might not be able to accumulate Bitcoins as fast as the miners with Radeons, but you can still acquire Bitcoins to donate: