The World Food Program USA is expanding its donation options to include over 80 cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDC, ApeCoin, BONK, and Dogecoin. This move is part of a larger fundraising effort to address the funding gap in providing long-term support to 58 million people at risk of starvation. The program’s Emergency Hunger Relief Fund aims to raise $25 million, following the Trump administration’s withdrawal of funding for United Nations emergency food aid programs in 14 nations including Afghanistan, Syria, and Yemen. 🌎 In response to this challenge, Dorota Amin, Chief Philanthropy and Partnerships Officer at World Food Program USA, advocates for a move toward new technologies like blockchain and cryptocurrencies.