if-me.org
if-me.org is a free, open source mental health communication web app to share experiences with loved ones
Today's Balance
$53.82
Estimated Annual Budget
$150
Annual Budget
$800
per year
Contribute
Become a financial contributor.
Top financial contributors
Individuals
Aaron Sachs
$150 USD since Feb 2018
Josh Simmons
$100 USD since Jun 2020
Linda Peng
$55 USD since May 2020
Martijn
$50 USD since Oct 2017
Allan McKernan
$40 USD since Jul 2018
Yuan Ting Deng
$38 USD since Dec 2019
Project Yellow Dress
$25 USD since Dec 2019
Organizations
Triplebyte
$38 USD since Dec 2019
if-me.org is all of us
Our contributors 9
Thank you for supporting if-me.org.
Yuan Ting Deng
Financial Contributor
Total contributions
$38 USD
Thanks for being open source contributors!
Budget
Transparent and open finances.
Monthly financial contribution to if-me.org
from Josh Simmons •
+$10.00USD
Completed
Monthly financial contribution to if-me.org (Backers)
from Linda Peng •
+$5.00USD
Completed
Monthly financial contribution to if-me.org
from Josh Simmons •
+$10.00USD
Completed
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Today’s balance$53.82 USD
Total raised
$383.88 USD
Total disbursed
$330.06 USD
Estimated annual budget
$149.52 USD
About
if-me.org is a community for mental health experiences that encourages people to share their personal stories with trusted allies. Trusted allies are the people we interact with on a daily basis, including friends, family members, co-workers, teachers, and mental health workers.
We care about marginalized communities that have little or no access to mental health education, resources, and services - including refugee and immigrant communities, ESL communities, and communities of colour.
As a free, not-for-profit open source project organized by underrepresented people in technology, every dollar counts in sustaining and scaling out our software and organization. We truly believe mental health needs to be open in order to improve lives. Mental health education, resources, and services need to be accessible to as many communities as possible.
Donating helps us to:
We care about marginalized communities that have little or no access to mental health education, resources, and services - including refugee and immigrant communities, ESL communities, and communities of colour.
As a free, not-for-profit open source project organized by underrepresented people in technology, every dollar counts in sustaining and scaling out our software and organization. We truly believe mental health needs to be open in order to improve lives. Mental health education, resources, and services need to be accessible to as many communities as possible.
Donating helps us to:
- Reach out to more communities lacking mental health education, including minority, immigrant, and English as a Second Language (ESL) communities. We've translated our site to many languages including Spanish, Chinese, and Hindi.
- Engineering costs including hosting and server expenses
- Compensate our writers who invest a lot of emotional labour in our blog
- Additional costs of maintaining a welcoming and inclusive contributor community
Breaking down stigmas is any community starts with one person opening up. You can read about our founder Julia Nguyen's journey and motivations in starting the project here. We launched a blog this year - we hope to continue sharing incredible and inspiring stories from our community.
We are always looking for new contributors! You can follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook @ifmeorg.