We rely on your support to create broad impact.
Support at any level enables us to build and connect our community, promote leadership through fellowships and sponsorships, and develop resources to help change who technology serves.
Superbloom is a registered US 501(c)3 nonprofit. We work with Every.org to accept tax-deductible charitable donations by credit card, Venmo, Paypal, bank transfers, stock donations, and DAF pay. Your donation is made to Every.org, a tax-exempt US 501(c)3 that gifts unrestricted funds to Superbloom Design on your behalf. Superbloom Design will honor any designations detailed in the donation information. Donating via Every.org means that we receive every cent of your donation. A donation acknowledgement letter is sent for all donations over $75.
For other methods of payment (ACH/Wire) see more information below, and reach out to us for support via email: [email protected].
Additional options
- ACH/Wire: Please email [email protected] for wire/ACH instructions.
- Check: Please make checks payable to Superbloom Design, and please email [email protected] for our mailing address for checks.
- Wise: Wise allows us to accept direct deposit payments in a variety of currencies (e.g. Euros, GBP, and more). If you would like to donate via Wise, please email [email protected] and we can share a currency-specific link.
- Paypal: Every.org accepts Paypal as a payment method, but you can also give directly to us on Paypal if you would like.
- Open Collective: Open Collective is a platform focused on increasing openness, transparency, and support in grassroots fundrasing. Superbloom and our fiscally sponsored projects are on Open Collective, if you would like to leverage the platform to support our work.
Financial transparency
Superbloom is supported through individual donations, collaborative projects, event sponsorships, grants and awards from an array of nonprofit and corporate organizations in the U.S. and Europe. We strive for transparency and independence in all of our financial relationships. To ensure independence and integrity, we ask ourselves the following before applying to a project, accepting an invitation to collaborate on a project, or accepting a grant award or donation:
- Are the organization’s intentions transparent and do they align with our core values?
- Is the program or project beneficial to the communities it’s intended to serve? Are those communities involved in the work itself?
- Does this project or program have proper processes and safeguards in place to ensure it will not do harm in the form of mishandling data, dark patterns, or targeting vulnerable populations?
- Will the project further our overall mission?
Finally, we accept support contingent upon the following non-negotiables:
- Superbloom does not accept funding that places our team, partners, community members, or mission at risk.
- Superbloom does not accept funding that compromises our relationships with partners, community members, stakeholders, or networks.
- Superbloom does not accept funding that compromises our organizational independence, including funding that may influence programmatic priorities.
- Superbloom does not accept funding that poses a risk to our reputation. This statement was adapted under CC-BY license from Access Now.
2022
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2021
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- Furtherfield
- Interaction Design
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- Luminate Projects / Reset Tech
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- The Future Laboratory
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- University of Dundee
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2020
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- Aspiration Technology / Reset Tech
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- Coil Technology
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- Internews Network
- Luminate Projects / Reset Tech
- Mozilla Corporation
- National Endowment for Democracy
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- Northumbria University
- Open Tech Fund
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- University of Amsterdam
2019
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2018
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2017
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2016
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2015
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