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+tags: Replicant news, Paul Kocialkowski
+date: 2013-07-26 18:53
+title: Announcing the Free Software Foundation fundraising program for Replicant
+---
+Over the last few years, we have been asked countless times how one could make
+a donation to the project. Until very recently, it was not at all possible but
+thanks to the hard work of the [Free Software Foundation][1] team, especially
+John Sullivan and Zak Rogoff, it is now possible for the FSF to accept
+[donations on the behalf of the Replicant project][2].
+
+[Donations][3] will help us buy new devices and port Replicant to them as well
+as help us attend free software events to promote Replicant at. Devices
+donations can be accepted as well but we carefully select the devices we want
+to work on, based on how much they respect freedom, so we might decline some
+offers.
+
+You might want to consider making a donation to our project, any amount will
+help, from the [FSF directed donations page for Replicant][3].  
+Bitcoin donations are also accepted, at the following address:
+`13tgjejUJ6NtQVX9HvKz8svdcuWPNwgr5T`
+
+We also badly need new developers to help us bring Replicant to more and more
+devices as well as improve the status of the currently-supported devices. As a
+group effort, Replicant has better chances to succeed and bring freedom to
+mobile phone users. We are currently a team of two developers with less and
+less time to get involved in the project and bring new features. Becoming a
+developer is not even that hard: we have [developer][4] and [porting
+guides][5] available to make it easier for you to get started and we’ll be
+there to guide you all along. Even non-technical people can help to some
+extent, covering tasks such as building up documentation or writing
+announcements for the project if they’re good enough at it.
+
+Please get in touch with us if you’re interested. The best way to start is
+most likely to get a Replicant-supported device and start hacking on it and if
+you prove serious enough, we might even use some of the donations money to
+provide you with a new device to port Replicant to!
+
+ [1]: <https://www.fsf.org/>
+
+ [2]: <https://www.fsf.org/news/fsf-launches-fundraising-program-for-
+replicant-the-fully-free-android-based-mobile-os>
+
+ [3]: <https://crm.fsf.org/civicrm/contribute/transact?reset=1&id=19>
+
+ [4]: <http://redmine.replicant.us/projects/replicant/wiki/DeveloperGuide>
+
+ [5]:
+<http://redmine.replicant.us/projects/replicant/wiki/Replicant40PortingGuide>
+
+