Support Wikimedia UK
Open knowledge stands as a defence between the knowledge seeker and misinformation. It’s only together that we can achieve our vision of a more informed, tolerant and equitable society through open knowledge. Please support us today.
Thank you for considering supporting Wikimedia UK. We believe that everyone deserves access to knowledge. Your support is crucial in helping us fulfil our vision of a more informed, democratic, and equitable society through open knowledge.
By making a donation, whether it’s a one-off gift or a regular monthly contribution, you can play a vital role in empowering individuals and communities with free access to information
How to donate
One-Off Donation: Make a single contribution to support our ongoing projects and initiatives.
Recurring Monthly Donation: Join our community of supporters with a regular monthly gift, providing us with the stability to plan for the future.
Why donate?
- Empower education
You’ll help us advocate for free access to information and support our work in schools, universities and communities, breaking down barriers to learning. - Promote open knowledge
Your contributions help us provide resources and training to editors and content-holding organisations, ensuring that accurate and reliable knowledge is shared openly and widely. - Support community initiatives
Your support funds events, outreach and partnerships that expand our reach and impact.
Join us in making a difference
Every donation, no matter the size, makes a difference. Your generosity fuels our work and helps ensure that knowledge remains free and accessible. We invite you to stand with us in our mission so that together, we can create a brighter and more informed future for everyone.
Donate now and be part of the change!
“By giving to Wikimedia UK you are directly helping people develop their understanding of the world, and moving us towards our vision of a more informed, equitable and democratic society. Your donation will support our essential work with individuals, organisations and communities to share knowledge online, develop information literacy skills, inspire climate action and create a better, fairer internet. Thank you so much for anything that you can give. ”
Lucy Crompton-Reid, Chief Executive, Wikimedia UK
How you support open knowledge
The long-term outcome of our knowledge equity work is that Wikimedia projects reflect the world in all its diversity and are free from systemic bias.
The long-term outcome of our digital literacy work is for people in the UK to be able to understand and effectively engage with open knowledge.
The climate and environment work recognises the climate emergency and the importance of Wikimedia’s role in providing up-to-date, accurate and unbiased information.