Apply for grants to fund Plone development

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I'd like to fund development of the proposed PLIP to enhance timezone support in Plone as described in [DRAFT] PLIP #5629: Enhance timezone support in UI for `plone.app.event` based types · Issue #5629 · plone/volto · GitHub.

@niccokunzmann suggested that I apply through NLnet; Apply for funding. He was successful with receiving a grant for development of the Open Web Calendar Stack, including collective/icalendar. NLnet's mission aligns somewhat with Plone's open source spirit. Would anyone care to share their experience, knowledge, or advice for applying for a grant with NLnet?

I would also like to apply for a grant from the Python Software Foundation. I'd appreciate any feedback about that process as well.

Finally are there any other sources of funding or grants to consider?

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Polar.sh allows funding specific GitHub issues and saying how much money would be needed to fix them. See discussion at polar.sh - funding specific issues · collective/icalendar · Discussion #697 · GitHub. This would be an interesting fundraising experiment to compensate developers for their time, so they can take out their sweetie on a date night.

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:laughing:

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GitHub grants for open source software to improve their security.

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This program by a company in Germany might be a good fit for Plone.

drive digitalization, particularly in markets that have not yet fully embraced digital solutions

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A long list of potential grants.

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Another potential funding source.

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Thx Steve – this is a great list. I hope we can get started looking into these...

Re Tidelift, a while ago I saw that Plone was not in the list of packages that it would support, but it seems that might have changed recently.

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More bounty options.

But use considerable caution, avoid BountySource problem.