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Your contribution can help NLnet with its unique mission and approach. Like you we care — a lot — about supporting great ideas that help establish tomorrows internet (and keep it as open as it is today). And the way we do it works. Don't just take our word for it, listen to people from around the world why they think the work of NLnet deserves to be supported.
With your donation we can keep on fueling new generations of talent around the planet to work at the free and open internet.
NLnet Foundation is a registered charity under Netherlands law, which means donations to the NLnet Foundation are tax deductible in a number of circumstances. We will gladly send you a receipt for your donation. We also are happy to accept donations in any form that makes sense (including hardware and services) or any currency (even digital ones). Please contact us if you have some way to help us or our projects.
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"The NLnet Foundation is better at identifying and supporting promising computing projects than any other non-profit."
- Dr. Jeff Arnold (founder of KSplice, now part of Oracle)
If you want the Internet to grow strong, safe and free, but you don't know how to help, contribute to NLNet: they do know and care."
- Giorgio Maone, NoScript
NLnet Foundation has an uncanny ability to find and support the right projects, and I heartily recommend them.
- Andrew Sullivan, chair Internet Architecture Board (Canada)
Read what Jos van den Oever, prof. dr. Andy Tanenbaum, Georg Greve, dr. Karsten Nohl, dr. Paul Gardner-Stephen, prof. dr. Paul de Bra, dr. Ben Martin Antti Ilomaki, Robert McQueen, Peter Eckersley, prof. dr. Andrei Gurtov, Shane Coughlan, Emil Ivov, Ot van Daalen, Armijn Hemel, Robin LaFontaine, Arjen Kamphuis, Roger Dingledine, dr. John Dickinson, Fabio Erculiani, Brenno de Winter and Karsten Gerloff
say about NLnet as well!
Please check out NLnet's theme funds, such as NGI Assure, NGI0 Discovery (which is focussed on search, discovery and discoverability) and the Internet Hardening Fund.
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