The Human Rights Foundation (HRF) has introduced a comprehensive guide titled "Bitcoin for Nonprofits," aimed at helping nonprofit organizations utilize Bitcoin as an alternative financial infrastructure. This guide is particularly targeted at civil society groups, grassroots organizations, and activist networks that may face challenges such as frozen bank accounts or restricted payment networks. The guide emphasizes Bitcoin's role as a payment and reserve tool, advocating for self-custody to maintain financial independence. It advises organizations to manage funds using a combination of mobile hot wallets for operational needs and hardware cold wallets for larger reserves. Additionally, it outlines various methods for deposits and withdrawals, including centralized exchanges, peer-to-peer markets, and Bitcoin ATMs, while highlighting the use of the Lightning Network for low-fee microdonations. The document also addresses Bitcoin's limitations, such as price volatility and governance risks, recommending a phased implementation and conservative asset allocation for nonprofits.