THANK

YOU!

To our funders, partners, and supporters!

Free knowledge is a collective effort

Wikimedia NYC's work is made possible by the people and organizations who believe in the power of open knowledge, community, and shared history. From supporting public programs and special initiatives to providing resources, expertise, and space, our funders and partners help us create opportunities for more people to participate in the Wikimedia movement.

We are deeply grateful to the individuals, foundations, institutions, and community organizations whose generosity and collaboration make this work possible.

Our Funders & Donors

The generosity of our funders and donors allows Wikimedia NYC to develop programs, build community partnerships, host events, and create initiatives that bring free knowledge to new audiences.

We extend our sincere thanks to all of our supporters whose investment in our mission allows this work to grow.

With special thanks to Craig Newmark

We are grateful for Craig Newmark's generous support of Wikicurious, helping us bring community-centered Wikimedia programming to cities across the country and create new opportunities to document and share local history.

(Photo Courtesy of Mrs. Newmark)

Major Donors

Tom Loemker Family Fund

We are proud to work alongside educational institutions, cultural organizations, community groups, and Wikimedia affiliates that share our commitment to making knowledge more accessible and representative.

Through these partnerships, we're able to reach new communities, create meaningful programs, and connect people with the tools and resources to contribute their knowledge to the world.

Our Partners

Collaboration

makes our work stronger.

Collaboration makes our work stronger.

Wikimedia & Movement Partners

  • AfroCROWD

  • Black Lunch Table

  • North Carolina Wikipedians User Group

  • WikiLatinos

  • Wikimedia Foundation

  • WikiPortraits

  • Utah Wikimedians

Community & Institutional Partners

  • Austin Public Library in Austin, TX

  • Austin Typewriter Ink., in Austin, TX

  • The Bechtler Museum of Modern Art in Charlotte, NC

  • Baruch College

  • Black Notes Project

  • Brooklyn Public Library

  • Broward County Public Library, FL

  • Buncombe County Special Collections Library in Asheville, NC

  • Center for Jewish History

  • Center for the Study of the American South in Chapel Hill, NC

  • Center for News, Technology, and Innovation

  • City Tech

  • City University of New York (CUNY)

  • Civic Hall

  • College of Staten Island

  • Columbia University

  • Cornell Tech

  • Farming Concrete

  • Girl Scouts of NYC

  • Godwin-Ternbach Museum

  • Grolier Club

  • Jefferson Market Library

  • Health Wildcatters in Dallas, TX

  • Kelly Street Garden

  • LaGuardia Community College

  • Lehman College

  • Maremoto (fka Equis)

  • Metropolitan Museum of Art

  • Miami-Dade Public Library in Miami, FL

  • Municipal Art Society

  • New York Botanical Garden

  • New York Public Library

  • NYU Grey Art Museum

  • Poster House

  • Pratt Institute School of Information

  • Prime Produce

  • Q-Wave

  • Rutgers University - Newark

  • Rhizome

  • Queens Museum

  • Queens Public Library

  • Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture

  • The Bowery Boys: New York City History

  • The Frick

  • The NYU Latinx Project

  • The United Nations

  • University Libraries at UNC-Chapel Hill, NC

  • Washington Square Park

  • Women Do News

  • WikiProject Film

  • WikiProject Latin Music

  • WikiProject Latino and Hispanic heritage

  • WikiProject US/Hispanic and Latino Americans task force

  • Wikimedians of Chicago

Hey partner!

If you work for an organization that is interested in a collaboration with Wikimedia NYC please don’t hesitate to reach out! We love building new partnerships :)

For general questions about Wikimedia NYC or its work, please email info@wikimedianyc.org.