Grants received by year
Every foundation grant, by year
Each line as the funder listed it on its return, newest year first, then largest.
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Amateur Radio Digital CommunicationsSan Diego, CA
2025
Continuation of GPL compliance and enforcement.
$175,000 -
The Ford FoundationNew York, NY
2024
General support
$225,000 -
Amateur Radio Digital CommunicationsSan Diego, CA
2024
#1391 the SFC leverages copyleft licensing for the advancement of software freedom. This grant funds copyleft and GPL enforcement efforts.
$150,000 -
Amateur Radio Digital CommunicationsSan Diego, CA
2024
A double-entry bookkeeping computer language that lets you define financial transaction records in a text file, read them in memory, generate a variety of reports from them, and provides a web interface.
$2,500 -
Amateur Radio Digital CommunicationsSan Diego, CA
2024
A linux operating system targeting embedded devices. Provides the framework to build an application without having to build a complete firmware around it; for users this means the ability for full customization, to use the device in ways never envisioned.
$2,500 -
Amateur Radio Digital CommunicationsSan Diego, CA
2024
A free and open source distributed version control system
$1,000 -
Amateur Radio Digital CommunicationsSan Diego, CA
2023
Bring open-source high frequency digital voice mainstream by improving speech quality of current systems and build new digital voice modes.
$420,000 -
Amateur Radio Digital CommunicationsSan Diego, CA
2023
Utilize novel litigation and administrative action strategies to gain release of complete, corresponding source (CCS) for copylefted works on strategically selected embedded computing products.
$319,000 -
The Ford FoundationNew York, NY
2023
General support
$225,000 -
The Encantado FoundationAlbuquerque, NM
2023
The sole purpose of the Grant program is to support nonprofit effortsto strengthen the STEM workforce and technology ecosystem in our target markets.
$5,000 -
Amateur Radio Digital CommunicationsSan Diego, CA
2023
General operating
$2,500 -
Amateur Radio Digital CommunicationsSan Diego, CA
2023
General operating
$2,500 -
Amateur Radio Digital CommunicationsSan Diego, CA
2023
General operating
$2,500 -
Amateur Radio Digital CommunicationsSan Diego, CA
2023
General operating
$2,500 -
Amateur Radio Digital CommunicationsSan Diego, CA
2023
General operating
$1,000 -
Amateur Radio Digital CommunicationsSan Diego, CA
2023
General operating
$1,000 -
Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA
2023
General support
$796 -
The Ford FoundationNew York, NY
2022
General support
$225,000 -
Amateur Radio Digital CommunicationsSan Diego, CA
2022
Provide 100 internships for free and open source software developers from underrepresented backgrounds.
$200,000 -
The Ford FoundationNew York, NY
2022
Core support for the outreachy program to provide fellowships to underrepresented people in public interest-free and open-source software development
$100,000 -
Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA
2022
General support
$1,277 -
Amateur Radio Digital CommunicationsSan Diego, CA
2021
Expand outreachy internship program, sustainability of program operations, develop strategic partnerships
$150,000 -
Amateur Radio Digital CommunicationsSan Diego, CA
2021
Maintain momentum around reproducible builds various projects, such as diffoscope.
$115,000 -
The Ford FoundationNew York, NY
2021
Core support for the outreachy program to provide fellowships to underrepresented people in public interest-free and open-source software development
$100,000 -
Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA
2021
General support
$1,359 -
Amateur Radio Digital CommunicationsSan Diego, CA
2020
Firmware liberation project
$150,000 -
The Ford FoundationNew York, NY
2020
Core support for the Outreachy program to provide fellowships to underrepresented people in public interest free and open source software development
$125,000 -
Amateur Radio Digital CommunicationsSan Diego, CA
2020
Strategic GPL enforcement initiative
$100,000 -
Amateur Radio Digital CommunicationsSan Diego, CA
2020
Outreachy: paid mentored internships countering systemic bias and underrepresentation in tech
$100,000 -
Amateur Radio Digital CommunicationsSan Diego, CA
2020
Reproducible builds: deterministic protection against attacks in free software
$75,000 -
The Ford FoundationNew York, NY
2020
Core support grant for the Reproducible Builds 20200 program to help create a more secure and trusted open source software ecosystem
$50,000 -
The Colava FoundationChicago, IL
2020
To continue the mission of the Colava Foundation
$10,000 -
Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA
2020
General support
$996 -
The Clements Family Charitable TrustKey West, FL
2020
General funding
$500 -
The Bank of America Charitable Foundation IncCharlotte, NC
2020
General support
$100 -
The Ford FoundationNew York, NY
2019
Core support for the Outreachy program to provide fellowships to underrepresented people in public interest free and open source software development
$75,000 -
The Ford FoundationNew York, NY
2019
For the planning and facilitation of the Reproducible Builds Summit to be held in Morocco in December 2019 convening public interest technologists to discuss projects ideas and strategies to secure and standardize the worlds
$15,000 -
The Clements Family Charitable TrustKey West, FL
2019
General funding
$500 -
The Clements Family Charitable TrustKey West, FL
2018
General funding
$500 -
The Ford FoundationNew York, NY
2018
$50,000 To provide three month internships to encourage members of groups historically underrepresented in the technology industry to explore to document processes required to administer the internship program G12916
$0
Funders of similar organizations nearby
Foundations that gave to other science and technology organizations in Brooklyn, NY and are not among Software Freedom Conservancy Inc’s funders above.
- Malchus Foundation 2 grants Preselected only $72,000 to similar organizations
- The Hackerman Foundation Inc 1 grant Preselected only $55,000 to similar organizations
- The Tzedakah Fund 1 grant Preselected only $5,800 to similar organizations
About this match
Funders write a recipient’s name and address, not its EIN. We matched these grants to EIN 41-2203632 by name and ZIP code against the IRS list of exempt organizations and our list of filers. Grants we could not tie to one organization are not counted here.