Where the money goes
When you donate to Creative Commons, you’re investing in our vision of universal access to information, knowledge, and culture. We take that investment seriously by operating in as lightweight, high-impact a way as we can.
Who supported CC in 2013?
Creative Commons received 4.3 million USD in 2013. See our full list of supporters.
900 Individuals
6%
12 Foundations
81%
20 Corporations
11%
2% of our income is in the form of in-kind and pro bono support.
How did CC use that money?
- 85% Program Services (includes: Culture, Education, International/Affiliates, Legal, Science, Technology)
- 10% General and Administration
- 5% Fundraising
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Image credits
- Globe / Edward Boatman / CC BY 3.0
- File Repair (copyright symbol added) / iconoci / CC BY 3.0
- Link / Matthew Exton / Public Domain
- Raised Hand / Stephen JB Thomas / CC BY 3.0
- Money / Alex Berkowitz / CC BY 3.0
- Plant / Michele Zamparo / CC BY 3.0
- Briefcase / Ben Cunningham / CC BY 3.0
The banner illustrations were created by Luke Surl. To the extent possible under the law, Luke has waived all copyright and related or neighboring rights under the CC0 Public Domain Dedication.
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