Students set up 'Crypto Prayer' campaign to help Ukraine while allowing donors to track impact

About 300 students from Saint James Elementary School are teaming up with a company called Datavault Holding for what's being described as a "Crypto Prayer" campaign.

News 12 Staff

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Dec 20, 2022, 12:05 PM

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Updated 730 days ago

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Students in Red Bank are hoping a new fundraising effort will help them bring a single night of peace to children in Ukraine.

About 300 students from Saint James Elementary School are teaming up with a company called Datavault Holding for what's being described as a "Crypto Prayer" campaign.

Block-chain technology, which powers cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, is being utilized so that the $10 donations can be tracked as they make their way through Ukrainian humanitarian organizations. It also comes with a digital "prayer card" for donors.

The proceeds are apparently going to the children's division of Saint Jude, which is helping Ukrainian youths on the ground.