In El Salvador, where many families earn as little as $75 per paycheck in coffee fields, MurphsLife Foundation is pioneering a model that uses Bitcoin to build sustainable, sovereign communities. Founded on the principle of "not just charity, but a blueprint," we focus on Los Naranjos—known as Bitcoin Mountain—for its fertile land, stunning views, and proximity to volcanoes and national forests.
Our core efforts include:

Homes and Housing: We construct earthquake-proof brick homes for families living in shacks, complete with upper-level rental units. This generates passive income through Airbnb or hotel management, with cleaning opportunities for residents earning more in days than weeks in traditional labor. We've built model homes and aim to develop 40+ more, including hobbit-style eco-homes, with a $2.7 million fundraising goal to house 50+ families.
Farms and Food Security: Our 42-acre botanical farm employs locals in permaculture, soil regeneration, and organic production. We're expanding with community gardens, bio-digesters, solar power, and rain collection systems. A greenery sells plants and produce, fostering micro-businesses.
Businesses and Economy: We're developing El Salvador's first micro-resort, including a restaurant, cafe, bar, spa, gym, corner store, and boutique hotel. Profits (up to 25%) are shared with employees, creating a circular economy. No salary goes to the founder—100% funds community growth.
Bitcoin Integration: As a key to adoption, we offer the first Bitcoin retirement plans in the region. Commissions are paid in BTC to protected wallets, accessible every 4-5 years for home expansions or education. We've purchased assets like food carts with Bitcoin and accept BTC donations, demonstrating real-world utility.