Mozilla Open Source Support : Mission Partners
The Mission Partners track is open to any open source/free software project which is undertaking an activity which significantly furthers Mozilla's mission.
We have a reasonably strong preference for funding legal organizations rather than individuals representing projects, although exceptional circumstances could lead to some flexibility.
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Aside from accessibility, security and privacy are common themes in this set of awards. We are supporting several secure communications tools, a web server which only works in secure mode, and a distributed, client-side, privacy-respecting search engine. The set is rounded out with awards to support the growing Rust ecosystem and promote open source options for the building of compelling games on the Web.
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MOSS is a continuing program. The Mission Partners track has a budget for 2016 of around US$1.25 million. The first set of awards listed below total US$385,000 and we look forward to supporting more projects in the coming months. Applications remain open
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This is only the beginning. Stay tuned for more award announcements as we allocate funds. Open Source is a movement that is only growing, both in numbers and in importance. Operating in the open makes for better security, better accessibility, better policy, better code and, ultimately, a better world. So if you know any projects whose work furthers the Mozilla Mission, send them our way and encourage them to apply.
We've decided to implement a more batched process for considering MOSS applications, so we'll be having an application deadline every 3 months for that round of consideration.
The first of these deadlines is 11:59pm UTC on August 31st, 2017 - basically, the end of August. They will then occur every three months thereafter.
We could apply with Convene (ecobytes/association/treasure#6) with the TransforMap background, with Souk with the OSP background.
All via community.remotestorage.io.