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Me/my company has just decided to match everyone's donations to the Perl Foundation by 50% (up to US$2,500). I will post here when the $2,500 has been met.

Users of one of our sites wanted to make donations to our site, but we prefer to divert those donations to the Perl Foundation, which we believe to be of much more long-term value.

If you or your company wish to donate to the Perl Foundation, please see this thread elaborating on the matching donation offer.

Even if you choose not to take advantage of our matching offer, please donate anyway. Any denomination can help.

Jasmine

In reply to Company to Match Perl Foundation Donations by Jazz

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