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The Mozilla Foundation is funded by donations and 2% of annual net revenues from the Mozilla Corporation, amounting to over US$8.3 million in 2016. [14] Initial funding in 2003 came from AOL, which donated US$2 million, and from Mitch Kapor who donated US$300,000. [15]
What we fund. Mozilla finds, supports, and connects movement partners building a more open, inclusive internet and more trustworthy AI. Through fellowships and awards, we bolster people and bold ideas that can shape a more human-centered internet.
The Mozilla Foundation works to ensure the internet remains a public resource that is open and accessible to us all. In the early 2000s, the Mozilla community built Firefox. We toppled the browser monopoly, gave users choice and control online, and helped create a healthier internet.
The Mozilla Foundation provides funding and resources to individuals, groups, and organizations aligned with creating a more human-centered internet.
For 2020, the Mozilla Foundation received $16.3 million, per a trademark license agreement with Mozilla Corporation, allowing us to reinvest earnings from our products into advocacy and grant-making that grow the internet health movement.
Mozilla Foundation. Meet the not-for-profit behind Firefox that stands for a better web. Leadership. Meet the team that’s building technology for a better internet. Get involved. Join the fight for a healthy internet. Careers. Work for a mission-driven organization that makes people-first products. Mozilla Blog
The Mozilla Foundation’s domain is growing the movement of technologists, researchers, activists, and artists who share our goals and ideals. The Foundation identifies threats to and opportunities for a healthy internet, and then works to make these issues mainstream.
