Quote from: PrivCoin on October 19, 2018, 03:32:17 PM

PrivCoin has decided to donate 100% of our profits to charities
~future donations will be on a delay to avoid people calculating what our profits are.

I'm confused: if you want to donate all your profits, why keep the amount a secret?

Quote from: Slow death on October 19, 2018, 04:25:44 PM

Why you do not convert your bitcoin to FIAT and then donate to charity institutions in your country?

OP runs a mixer, the last thing he wants is to compromise his privacy.

Quote from: PrivCoin on October 19, 2018, 11:29:13 PM

We just don't know which good charities accept Bitcoin and crowdsourcing it is a good plan.

I would expect some charities to be easily convinced to accept Bitcoin in exchange for a 1 Bitcoin donation. Even if it's just a one-time thing, they can easily cash it. The problem with this would be you can't know if it really ends up in the charity, or someone else's pockets.

Quote from: buwaytress on October 21, 2018, 07:55:36 AM

I'll never get why there's so much hate when people want to give away something (either for nothing or for something). I'm all for questioning motives, but let's not knock down attempts just because they have a hint of charity.

I said this before, and I still feel the same way:

Quote from: LoyceV on September 01, 2018, 02:21:47 PM

Quote from: PrivCoin on September 01, 2018, 02:08:21 AM

To ChangeNow should they read this thread: If you either refund us the coin we sent back where it came from OR provide a swap to the coin we wanted, we will remove this post but here's the best part: We are not going to tell you which transaction was ours so either refund every user you're holding and give everybody their coins back or provide them the promised swap.

I've always appreciated the way you do business!

Back to the charities: do you have any preference? Big charities are kinda like corporations, with employees, directors, air travel and business expenses. On the other end of the spectrum there are small local charities that run on volunteers, such as local animal shelters or some rescue services.
And since it's Bitcoin related: how about non-profit organisations? There's Contribute to Bitcoin Core, which I don't think is a charity, or Support the Free Software Foundation. Wikipedia loves donations (but I'd classify this as a large "corporation"), and even The Pirate Bay accepts Bitcoin (but as much as I like their website, I'm pretty sure they run it for profit instead of charity).