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Commit to the future of WordPress and the open web.
The Five for the Future program allows organizations to contribute time or sponsor resources to support the sustained growth of the WordPress project, ensuring the longevity of WordPress and open source while investing in their own success.
Organizations that participate in Five for the Future play a key role in shaping the future of WordPress. Your contributions can translate that effort into a direct and meaningful impact on your business and beyond. Explore the Five for the Future handbook to learn more about the program. Looking for inspiration? Take a look at organizations contributing time and sponsoring resources to keep the project going.
Sync your business objectives with WordPress’s development to stay current with platform trends, and get early insight into WordPress releases to inform your product decisions.
Connect with a global network of professionals who already contribute to open source. By sponsoring their contributions, you’ll also provide existing teams with cost-effective, hands-on professional development opportunities.
Represent your customers’ or clients’ perspectives within the WordPress community. As you contribute and provide expertise, you’ll gain the recognition to influence key decisions.
The WordPress project is uniquely set up to benefit from contributing teams across all disciplines. Along with development and technical expertise, here are some other focus areas your organization can contribute to:
Discover all the contributing teams your company can get involved with as a Five for the Future participant.
Become a Five for the Future participant.
Salesforce donates around $8.8 million USD to WordPress.org every year by supporting the Make/WordPress Slack instance, the main platform for real-time communication within the WordPress project. Read more about their contribution.
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Milana Cap has been serving as a co-representative for the Documentation team since 2021. Driven by her advocacy for WordPress education, she has delivered talks and workshops on WP-CLI in more than 30 countries.
Sponsored by Bluehost
Jonathan is a WordPress Core committer who has been active in the community for over a decade. He contributes to everything from ongoing maintenance to major architectural decisions and advocates for inclusive workflows that help contributors of all experience levels grow.
Sponsored by Multidots
Pooja Bhimani is an active contributor to WordPress, dedicating 40 hours per week towards advancing Gutenberg. Her contributions span across development, mentorship, and advocacy for open-source initiatives.
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