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This page collects information about software that can be used by nonprofits, community groups, and individuals to advance the cause of free software.

A list of tools used by the Free Software Foundation can be found in this blog post.

CiviCRM is a suite of tools that helps nonprofits and community groups maintain a database of supporters, receive donations, and send emails.

Drupal is a powerful Web site revision system that powers sites like whitehouse.gov and Defective by Design.

MediaWiki powers thousands of sites across the Web, including Wikipedia and this very wiki.

LibreOffice is a full-featured office productivity suite that can often be used as a drop-in replacement for freedom-restricting software like Microsoft Word.

GnuPG is essential for secure communications and makes it possible to send snoop-resistant emails. Why not check out the Free Software Foundation's Email Self-Defense Guide to get started using GnuPG?

Trisquel GNU/Linux is a fully-free distribution of the GNU/Linux operating system that includes many of the programs listed above. Best of all it doesn't include or recommend any nonfree software.

GNU Mailman is a mailing list management tool that helps groups collaborate and discuss issues.

Pidgin is an instant messaging client with support for many popular protocols, like XMPP and IRC. When used with the pidgin-otr plugin, it is possible to have fully encrypted conversations.

Inkscape is an advanced graphic design and illustration program that's great for creating Web graphics, handbills, and pamphlets.

This page was a featured resource in November 2018.

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