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Sponsors and supporters 2023

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Don't want to read it all? These generous sponsors have made Software Freedom Day possible in 2023. We want to thank them for their support!

Your contribution would enable us to organize more events every year, help promote Software Freedom, Hardware Freedom, Open Standards and OER around the world. To become a Sponsor or a Supporter, please contact us by email.

Thank you very much for our generous sponsors and supporters:

SERVICE Sponsors

	Linode has been generously supporting Digital Freedom Foundation for many years by offering VPS hosting for all services and sites needed.
	Mailman3.com is offering mailing listst for the projects of the Digital Freedom Foundation.
	Digital Peak is the creator of Joomla! extensions like DP Calendar and DP Media to add functionality to your website. They are offering a free premium subscription to their products for development in the website.
	MuseScore is offering prizes for the most creative musical expression of Software Freedom Day in 2023

Friends of the Digital Freedom Foundation

There are hundreds, if not thousands of software projects out there that foster software freedom. We're greatful for all of them. There are a few organisations that earned a special spot on the timeline of the DFF.

	The Free Software Foundation (FSF) is a nonprofit with a worldwide mission to promote computer user freedom.
	Free Software Foundation Europe is a charity that empowers users to control technology. Software is deeply involved in all aspects of our lives. Free Software gives everybody the rights to use, understand, adapt, and share software. These rights help support other fundamental rights like freedom of speech, freedom of press, and privacy.
	The main websites of the DFF run on Joomla - without their powerful and flexible ecosystem, it wouldn't be possible to develop our organisation to what it is today.
	The Creative Commons organisation strives to create a framework enabling sharing knowledge and cultural works in a respectful way. They share the same ideals as the Software Freedom movement and enable us to use works from other artists while still respecting their efforts.