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January 07, 2009
Update: Wikipedia's Fund Raising
The foundation that supports Wikipedia, the nonprofit online encyclopedia created entirely by volunteers, met its $6-million fund-raising goal for fiscal year 2008 after an end-of-year appeal, reports the Associated Press.
The Wikimedia Foundation, in San Francisco, said about 50,000 contributors chipped in a total of $2-million in eight days, bringing the total number of donors to more than 125,000.
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