At the intersection of Web3 and the real world, a significant collaboration has officially launched. The DORA Charity Foundation has reached a strategic partnership with the Baiyi Charity Foundation, working together to bring the innovative power of Blockchain technology into public welfare and contribute to improving the educational environment.

The first project of this cooperation focuses on the educational development in Cambodia. Both parties will donate a total of 100,000 DORA tokens, equivalent to about 50,000 USDT, to the three Hope Primary Schools supported by Baiyi in Cambodia. Among them, Ang Sophea Primary School in Ponderra County will receive 40,000 DORA, while Bisi Wudong Primary School in Gotong County and Botley Mian Primary School in Senbo City will each receive 30,000 DORA.

This innovative public welfare model demonstrates how cryptocurrency can directly and efficiently support charitable projects in the real world. DORA tokens are no longer just a medium of exchange in the digital world, but have become a bridge connecting the virtual and real, conveying hope and warmth.

In this way, Web3 technology is injecting new vitality and possibilities into traditional public welfare. It not only improves the transparency and efficiency of fund flow but also provides more diverse avenues for public participation in public welfare.

As this collaboration deepens, we can expect to see more innovative public welfare models emerge, further promoting the application and impact of Web3 technology in the real world. This will undoubtedly open new avenues for the future development of public welfare, benefiting more people in need.