Ask HN: Are there any successful tech non-profits?
I'm curious if there are any technology based non-profits that are cater to direct consumers where their primary business is a website/web business. The biggest one I can think of is Wikipedia; they are successful and have a very popular set of websites. Mozilla is another successful non-profit, but its primary business is not a website but a web application (Firefox). I'm not sure if Patreon is a non-profit or community benefit corporation. Do you know any others?
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Signal - http://signal.org
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SRI_International
https://ghost.org/about/
But they've built an amazing resource to learn more about the world.
Among its other achievements, the Freelaw Project was instrumental in the push for recent bi-partisan legislation, signed by Pres. Biden, in the realm of ethics reform for the judicial branch.
> RECAP is our tool to put federal court documents in your hands
> CourtListener is our archive of legal opinions, filings, judges, and judicial financial records
Some of my favorites which haven't been mentioned yet:
f-droid.org
calyxinstitute.org
torproject.org
https://skytruth.org/