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Organization: Internet Archive

Focused crawls are collections of frequently-updated webcrawl data from narrow (as opposed to broad or wide) web crawls, often focused on a single domain or subdomain.

Collection: github.com

TIMESTAMPS

The Wayback Machine - http://web.archive.org/web/20220111003214/https://socialimpact.github.com/

● Social Impact ● Tech for Social Good ● Insights

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Social Impact

The Social Impact team empowers nonprofits and the greater social sector to drive positive and lasting contributions to the world with GitHub products, our brand, and our employees.

How we’re making a difference

$2M+ GitHub employee donations in 2020 13 countries across five continents participate in Social Impact programs 15+ hosted events in 2019-20 with more than 15,000 people attending “ Together with GitHub Tech for Social Good, Kurante has formed a new open source community of monitoring & evaluation practitioners in more than 10 countries in four continents! This community is lowering the barriers for an important social sector vertical to understand if, how and when to use open source solutions, and we’re doing it in an inclusive way. Linda Raftree // Co-Founder of Kurante

“ We are very happy with GitHub’s Skills-Based Volunteering program! The outcome of the project provides a great entry point for DHIS2 web application developers and serves as a first stop in our redesigned DHIS2 Developer Portal welcome page. Austin McGee & Debora Galeano // DHIS2

“ Tides can’t say enough how honored we are to be partnering with GitHub. Their work shows how embracing an innovative and thoughtful approach to corporate social impact creates positive benefits for employees, nonprofits and the communities they serve, and ultimately the company. Erin Ceynar // Senior Advisor, Corporate Social Impact, Tides Foundation

“ Leading the Open Source in the Social Sector report research was a unique opportunity to identify critical insights at an incredibly important intersection. The research has already strengthened social sector open source capacity and has led to more research opportunities for Olive Branch International to engage with GitHub Tech for Social Good and use the knowledge gained from the engagement to navigate other open-source opportunities for the social sector. Gina Assaf // Olive Branch International

“ A critical Diversity, Inclusion, Access and Race Equity lens is needed to truly yield equitable social good. The GitHub Tech for the Social Good team has taken on this lens to ensure that any program outcome, however well intentioned, does not disadvantage the very people it seeks to engage, particularly BIPOC, LGBTQI+, and under-resourced communities. Eboné M. Bishop // DEAI and Race Equity Advisor, CEO & Founder, Evolv

Our work

Tech for Social
Good

Tech for Social Good leverages GitHub’s platform and products, community and people to strengthen the social sector’s efforts to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals. Its major programs focus on research, community building, and Skills-Based Volunteering. Learn more

Employee Giving

Employee Giving leverages the power of employee charitable donations, volunteerism, and mentorship to help social sector partners reach those in need. 50+ non-profits received donations by GitHub employees 100+ mentees have been advised by GitHub employees 500+ free team licenses have been distributed

Volunteering

GitHub employees love to volunteer virtually and in their local communities. Every hour that employees volunteer, they will receive a $20 credit to donate to a nonprofit of their choice, up to $15,000.

Matching

When an employee donates to a nonprofit that they care about, be it human rights or climate change organizations, we match each donation dollar for dollar, up to $15,000.

GitHub Gives

GitHub employees participate each December in our giving campaign to raise funds for our local communities. In 2020, as a company, we raised over $2 million for nonprofits around the world.

Latest insights

Tech for Social Good

Tech for Social Good, 2021 Recap

Read about the Tech for Social Good highlights from 2021. Read More Employee Engagement

Employee Champions inspire colleagues to give back

Employee Giving leverages the power of employee charitable donations, volunteerism, and mentorship to help social sector partners reach those in need. Read More Employee Engagement

Volunteering with Brazil’s Social Opportunity Institute

As a part of Employee Volunteering Month each April, GitHub employees around the world are encouraged to give back to their local communities. Read More

Engagement Opportunities

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