World Wide Web Foundation

The World Wide Web Foundation is a non-profit organization based in Washington, DC. Founded in 2009 by Sir Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the World Wide Web, the organization is driven by a mission to ensure digital equality for all. They employ 19 people and operate with annual revenue exceeding $10,000. The World Wide Web Foundation works to expand internet access globally and empower individuals to utilize the web effectively. They advocate for an open and accessible web, emphasizing its potential to foster peace, equity, and global participation. Their efforts address the challenges of limited internet access, particularly in developing nations, and the threats posed by government restrictions and harmful commercial practices. A key focus of the Web Foundation is establishing the open web as a fundamental right and a global public good. This involves promoting policies and initiatives that ensure everyone can access and utilize the web freely. The organization achieves its goals through charitable donations and strategic partnerships. The World Wide Web Foundation can be reached through their website at webfoundation.org.