Wikipedia Coop Fund
Membership fee is 1$/m. The money is distributed democratically to members who have created content about coops to Wikipedia. Members get a 20$ for writing their first article requested by the coop.
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Financial contributions
Monthly Membership
All members have equal voting rights in distributing the funds and requesting articles. Members e... Read more
Starts at
£1 GBP / month
Annual membership (recommended)
All members have equal voting rights in distributing the funds and requesting articles. Members e... Read more
£10 GBP / year
Annual membership (appreciated)
All members have equal voting rights in distributing the funds and requesting articles. We apprec... Read more
£20 GBP / year
Top financial contributors
Leo Sammallahti
£30 GBP since Nov 2019
Nathan Schneider
£20 GBP since Dec 2019
Jonathan Bean
£20 GBP since Dec 2019
Liam Henrie
£20 GBP since Jan 2020
Olivier Frey
£10 GBP since Dec 2019
Incognito
£10 GBP since Dec 2019
Matt Cropp
£10 GBP since Dec 2019
Clayton Dewey
£10 GBP since Dec 2019
Drew Bent
£1 GBP since Dec 2019
Bob Cannell
£1 GBP since Dec 2019
Budget
See how money openly circulates through Wikipedia Coop Fund. All contributions and all expenses are published in our transparent public ledger. Learn who is donating, how much, where is that money going, submit expenses, get reimbursed and more!
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Today’s balance
£117.50 GBP
~ £133.12 GBP
Wikipedia Coop Fund is all of us
Our contributors 11
Everyone who has supported Wikipedia Coop Fund. Individuals and organizations that believe in –and take ownership of– our purpose.
incognito
Total contributions
£10 GBP
Not sure I'll be a participative member - but I might but a couple of my future edits up for bounties. :)
Bob Cannell
Total contributions
£1 GBP
Great idea. Im interested in the people dimension of coops. How people come together and work together, or not. Its often ignored.