Non-Profit Organizations in the Open Source Community?

Jason Fisher writes "Where can I obtain a list of non-profit organizations (NPO's) in the Open Source (and Linux, etc) world? My goal is to get them added to DonationDepot.com's charity listings, which would allow donations to be given directly through the Web (tax deductible, of course!)."

Ask Slashdot

[Dollyknot]

I've surfed the cornucopia of ikons on slashdot, Nowhere can I find an icon the lets me ask slashdot! So hence this posting. It's completely off topic I know, but I could not find a proficient icon for me to place this question in an appropriate context. So here goes:

What effect does slashdot have on politics? If any?

Peter.

linux user groups

[eMBee]

most linux user groups should be registerd as NPO

besides that we have the Electronic Frontier Foundation [eff.org], Free Software Foundation [gnu.org], Software in the Public Interest [spi-inc.org], Apache Software Foundation [apache.org], and i am sure a few more...

greetings, eMBee.
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Just found this by luck

[Nipok Nek]

Anyone know why this story isn't coming up on the front page?

Nipok_Nek

Re:Enough already, he

[Phaedrus2000]

Oh give it a rest. This is not the place for this crap. Do you realise how sad George Bush appears to the rest of the world.

Re:Easy question

[Jordan Block]

Redhat and VA are both public companies, NOT non profit organizations. while(rant == true) { I really wish people would read the whole story before commenting and making asses of themselves. }

Re:Ask Slashdot

[musicmaster]

To ask Slashdot do the following:
- select on the leftbar of your Slashdot Window "Submit Story".
- in the screen that opens then you go to the scrolldown fields under "topics and section". Select the right one (with "article") and go down one item to arrive at "Ask Slashdot".