The AB Charity Foundation sets sail, exploring a new global public welfare paradigm of "institutional trust + technology-driven".

Recently, the AB Charity Foundation announced its official launch and the launch of its new website www.ab.org, marking the official start of a global public welfare network based on "institutional trust" and driven by "technology". The AB Charity Foundation is an international non-profit organization headquartered in Ireland with independent legal status, aiming to work together with governments, public welfare organizations, and technology communities worldwide to reshape the future public welfare trust mechanism and promote sustainable development.

The governance structure of the AB Charity Foundation is composed of political leaders from multiple countries. The chairman of the board is Bertie Ahern, a three-time former Prime Minister of Ireland and a key promoter of the Good Friday Agreement, and the board members include former Maltese Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi, former Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Medgyessy, former Slovenian President Danilo Türk, and former Bulgarian President Petar Stoyanov.

The AB Charity Foundation is continuously assembling a senior advisory team, which includes renowned politicians, scientists, and celebrities from five continents, to provide global policy alignment and implementation of charitable activities for the foundation. Focusing on public missions, it empowers a new paradigm of global philanthropy through technology.

As the initiator and technical supporter of the AB Charity Foundation, AB DAO provides underlying blockchain infrastructure support. The AB public chain automatically injects 15%-30% of the Gas fees from each transaction into the charity fund pool through smart contracts, achieving a fully transparent governance process of "on-chain charity fundraising + automatic distribution + full-chain traceability + third-party auditing." In addition, the AB Ecological Fund has currently invested in dozens of high-quality projects and will continue to incubate and invest in more high-quality projects in the future. 15%-30% of the investment income generated from all projects will also be injected into the AB Charity Foundation fund pool.

The core mission of the AB Charity Foundation is to promote public welfare projects such as education, healthcare, environmental protection, and humanitarian aid on a global scale, relying on transparent and trustworthy governance mechanisms and technological pathways to explore a "verifiable model of goodwill collaboration." The foundation emphasizes that "it is not a specific technology that changes the world, but the consensus of trustworthy systems and global cooperation," which is a common understanding among the founding members.