Queensland tech firm Little Phil is expanding into both North and South America off the  back of ground-breaking partnerships as the non-profit micro philanthropy platform continues to build its global presence. 

In the United States and Canada, it is embarking on a number of collaborative projects with  leading Non Fungible Tokens (NFT’s) trading platform Xillion. This partnership will see it  working with multiple visual artists, music stars, sporting codes, and other celebrities to  launch specific NFT’s aligned with charitable causes.  

In South America, it will be embarking on launching initiatives with a number of Not-for Profits in Paraguay which will see its Blockchain technologies made accessible to charities  in the country.  

“Essentially, what we are doing via the Little Phil platform is providing charities the ability to  access Blockchain technologies as a source of funding reduced compliance costs and better  transparency,” Little Phil co-founder and CEO Josh Murchie said. 

“We have been at the forefront of applying Blockchain technology to charitable causes and  our partnership with Xillion came about via our ability to show the artists that they  represent transparency with where their money was going and direct connectivity with the  charities they support. The partnership in Paraguay came about during a visit to the country  last year where I was invited to demonstrate the platform in front of key stakeholders – this  then led to the opportunity to develop projects to support a number of charitable  initiatives being implemented using our technology.”  

Little Phil, which stands for Little Philanthropist, is a nonprofit micro philanthropy platform  founded in 2017 to bring transparency to the charitable sector by enabling donors to track  their donations from start to finish and prevent third-party fundraisers from taking a large  share of the funds raised.  

Its goal is to provide charities, small and large, the ability to work in this space to empower  them to increase their impact, while also allowing creators a greater ability to select causes

This technology has seen it also develop a Company Giving initiative that sees businesses  able to utilise Little Phil to develop tailored, fully tax-deductible (within Australia) corporate  social responsibility programs driven by employees based on the causes they are passionate  about.