Kindly: The Future Leader of Crypto Philanthropy is Making Big Moves with New Partnerships and Advisors
The social enterprise-based project Kindly has quietly added credible talent to their ranks over the last quarter. Former directors of BlackRock, Sony PlayStation, and Python Capital join their already talent-rich team, including the founder of Food for Life Global, the world’s largest plant-based food relief organization.
In Q4 2022, Mr. Chris Hande, former Director of Real Estate & Alternative Assets at BlackRock, Mr. Mathew Levitan, former VP of Marketing and PR at Sony Playstation, and Mr. Jingkyu Hong, founder of $400 Million family office Python Capital, enthusiastically joined Kindly. They will help the Singapore-based social enterprise position its B2B offerings to institutional and corporate customers worldwide.
CEO of Kindly, Micheal Kirlew, shared his excitement for the new team members. “Our goal at Kindly is to become the supply chain of measurable social impact; therefore, having the guidance of experienced institutional directors and investors is crucial to our success.”
Kindly aims to sell measurable social impact to companies & individuals that want to do good and prove it. Every social impact purchased through its ecosystem is processed on the blockchain bringing transparency, trust, and accountability to the charitable giving space. At the launch of its ecosystem, Kindly intends to offer three initial social and environmental impacts: feeding people in need, planting trees, and feeding rescued animals.
Unlike many charities and donation programs, all social impact products purchased from Kindly have finite guaranteed outputs, which are 100% tax deductible as cause marketing expenses. Organizations can now wholly avoid the risks of charity and greenwashing by purchasing fully trackable and transparent social impacts.
The Kindly Coin ($KIND) token was launched September 22 on BitMart and serves as a “catalyst” for social impact inside the Kindly Ecosystem that is expected to be launched in Q1 of 2023, soon followed by several other social impact products.
Kindly social impact efforts are guided by the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which will be addressed by Kindly through strategic partnerships with responsible impact partners.
The visionary co-founder of the Kindly ecosystem and Director of Food For Life Global, Paul Rodney Turner, explained that impact partners would be added over time. However, “Right now we have three official charity partners, two of which have been announced, Food for Life Global, and Juliana’s Animal Sanctuary, and a third one to be announced soon.”
The last three years have seen a massive increase in crypto philanthropy. The web3 technology that underpins the innovation has made it faster and cheaper for people and businesses to move funds where needed. Kindly plan to be the leader in tracking and processing measurable social impact.
About Kindly
Kindly is a humanitarian-based cryptocurrency project co-founded by one of the largest food relief charities in the world. With its existing infrastructure and strategic partners, Kindly is bridging the gap between social impact and Web3 as it creates innovative consumer and business-related products that help make it easy to generate, track and process measurable social impact.
To learn more about the Kindly Ecosystem, visit www.Kindlycoin.com.
Media Contact
Carmelia Ray, Head of Marketing & PR, Kindly
carmelia.ray@kindlycoin.com
