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[–] Lemjukes@lemm.ee 7 points 2 days ago (1 children)

Proton, the Swiss based, privacy focused VPN and cloud services provider does a $10 raffle for a lifetime accounts with all proceeds and a match up to $150k to a list of ten privacy/foss focused charities & organizations. Proton isn’t itself a non profit in need of funding per say but they do good work and it’s an easy way to put a small amount towards some worthy cause, and possibly win a decent product in the process. Wont post links to avoid looking like a shill, but the list on their page for the raffle might also be a good place to look if you’re wanting to donate to something directly.

[–] ironsoap@lemmy.one 12 points 2 days ago (1 children)

Currently ongoing until Jan 5 2024. $10 per ticket. https://shop.proton.me/products/2024-lifetime-raffle-ticket

Where will the funds go?

Proceeds will go to 10 organizations selected with the support of our community and to a handful of past fundraisers beneficiaries, with Proton matching up to $150,000 in donations. The new recipients this year are:

  • Freedom House
  • Free Software Foundation Europe
  • OpenStreetMap
  • The Tech Oversight Project
  • Ladybird Browser
  • Nothing2hide
  • Open Data Institute
  • Ada Lovelace Institute
  • Law for Change
  • Free Press Unlimited