Trippy Bunny NFT, a new non-fungible token project based on Solana, has announced that it will donate all proceeds to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.

NS notification was conducted on Suicide Prevention Day, a global awareness event worldwide on September 10. The annual Awareness Day was first celebrated in 2003 by the International Association on Sucide Prevention. Today it is supported by the World Health Organization and the World Federation for Mental Health.

BIG NOTE FROM TRIPPY BUNNY TRIBE!

Today is National Suicide Prevention Day, and we as a group have decided to donate ALL of our minted sales to @afspnational above @TheGivingBlock.

THAT’S $ 220,886 $ GUSD Help prevent axillary odor!

FULL ETHER SCAN: https://t.co/n5N69KsadP pic.twitter.com/LBFwahSBGn

– Trippy Rabbit Tribe (@TrippyBunnyNFT) September 11, 2021

According to United for Global Mental Health, an international organization promoting mental health, an estimated 700,000 people worldwide die from suicide each year. It is estimated that more than 100 people will die worldwide in 2019.

The proceeds from the minting of Trippy Bunny will be collected in Gemini Dollars (GUSD) for a total of US $ 220,886. The entire amount will be transferred to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. The project has released transaction hash identifiers that appear on Etherscan.

Trippy Bunny generated 1,111 NFTs on September 10, and each collection is rated 1.11 SOL. At the time of writing, SOL is valued at under $ 189, according to Cointelegraph Markets Pro.

The GUSD token transfer was sponsored by The Giving Block, a crypto donation platform that has launched several initiatives to increase donations to charity from the blockchain industry. The company’s latest endeavor, known as the Crypto Giving Pledge, had input from leading industry veterans, including Ryan Selkis, Dan Matuszewski, Qiao Wang, and Haseeb Qureshi.

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The crypto industry has shown its generosity by donating millions of dollars to charities. In May of this year, the Munch and Elongate cryptocurrency projects raised more than $ 3 million for various nonprofits. Several leading nonprofits have also started accepting cryptocurrency donations, including the American Cancer Society, which announced that it had founded the Cancer Crypto Fund in January. $ 1 million to increase donation acceptance.