Introducing the Whale and Dolphin Conservation official collectible card by Prince Hussain Aga Khan and philropy
We are happy to share that the philanthropy cards startup philropy, and environmentalist photographer Prince Hussain Aga Khan have joined forces to create the official collectible card featuring Whale and Dolphin Conservation!
What you can see on the card is a wild Spinner dolphin photographed by Prince Hussain during an expedition in the Red Sea. Their population is unfortunately highly threatened in the region by the unregulated intensification of dolphin tourism. Pollution and overfishing have also led to the degradation of their habitat. It is a reminder that dolphins do still require our protection now more than ever before.
Philanthropy cards are a new genre of collectible cards created by Silicon Valley-based startup philropy, that feature nonprofit organisations from all around the world. Through philropy’s growing collection, one can discover and support inspiring organisations working to make our world a better place.
Purchase and generate your own Whale and Dolphin Conservation card at philropy.com/wdc for $2.99 USD (about £2.70), and receive it in high-resolution digital format!
Share the card with your community to show your support, and use it as a digital sign to raise awareness and inspire others to do the same! $2.00 USD from each purchase will be redistributed to our organisation and fund our conservation efforts.
Note: Philanthropy cards are not Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) and are not connected to any blockchain. Philanthropy cards are exclusively available at philropy.com and the official websites of our partner organisations, and cannot be found on NFT marketplaces or trading platforms. The authenticity and ownership of philropy’s philanthropy cards are certified by the white badge visible on the cards. Each card
includes a unique badge that was generated by philropy’s technology, and comprises the card’s ID number, a unique SKU number generated for each purchase, the date of purchase and the purchaser’s name or nickname.
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