Project Description
Whether you’re building a Chrome extension to improve accessibility, a data visualization tool for educators, or an app that helps underserved communities — your project could be highlighted with:
- A clear description of what it does
- Why it matters and who it helps
- How it reflects a mission of progress and inclusion
By publishing your project through the Software for Progress Foundation, you’ll gain visibility and credibility in a community of developers, advocates, and funders who care about impact.
What You Get
When your project is accepted into the Foundation’s incubator, you receive:
- Mentorship – Guidance from experienced developers and nonprofit leaders to help you plan, scope, and launch effectively.
- Community Support – Feedback, contributions, and amplification from a network of peers who share your goals.
- Potential Grant Funding – Access to funding opportunities to help cover hosting, development, or expansion costs.
- Visibility – Promotion on our website, social channels, and partner networks, reaching both users and potential contributors.
- Longevity – Assistance with sustainability planning so your project doesn’t just launch but grows and lasts.
Roadmap (Example)
Every project page can include:
- Current Focus – What you’re building today
- Planned Features – Where you want to take it tomorrow
- Team – Who you are, or who you’re inviting to join you
- Links – Website, GitHub, documentation, and issue tracker
How to Join
Submit your Open Source idea to the Software for Progress Foundation. If accepted, your project page will look just like this — showcasing your mission, your roadmap, and your progress to the world.