And it’s at this intersection of knowledge and philanthropy that I have found myself.
Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2025 7:04 am
As the Director of Philanthropy at the Internet Archive, I lead a team that educates millions of people all over the world about, well, everything. Including why it’s so important to preserve humanity’s knowledge—to preserve our collective footprint of culture and history.
And now, thanks to the Internet Archive, every day more than 1.6 million people access our nonprofit digital library. Accessed by genealogists, gamers, scientists, teachers, students, journalists and poets. The Internet Archive stores curated collections of more than 6 million books, 240,000 concerts, 5 million videos, 32 million magazines and other texts, 25 million scholarly research materials, 625 billion web pages—about everything in the world. Literally. For free. You can even access my favorite collection from the Biodiversity Heritage Library.
This year marks the 25th Anniversary of the Internet Archive. A celebration europe cell phone number list of 25 years of fulfilling the mission of providing Universal Access to All Knowledge.
Personally, I am celebrating my 25th year in philanthropy.
After 25 years of leading philanthropy departments at some of the largest nonprofit organizations in the world with missions providing access to education, clean water, medicine, gender equity, and innovation, I now find myself serving over 100,000 contributors from all over the world. I’m grateful to be part of a vision that’s creating an online repository of knowledge—for keeping a record of history that can’t be erased, and is accessible to millions worldwide.
Knowledge, as we know, is the foundation of everything.
Now, I invite you to take your own journey by exploring an endless reservoir of information—explore the Internet Archive for yourself.
You never know where that journey will take you.
And now, thanks to the Internet Archive, every day more than 1.6 million people access our nonprofit digital library. Accessed by genealogists, gamers, scientists, teachers, students, journalists and poets. The Internet Archive stores curated collections of more than 6 million books, 240,000 concerts, 5 million videos, 32 million magazines and other texts, 25 million scholarly research materials, 625 billion web pages—about everything in the world. Literally. For free. You can even access my favorite collection from the Biodiversity Heritage Library.
This year marks the 25th Anniversary of the Internet Archive. A celebration europe cell phone number list of 25 years of fulfilling the mission of providing Universal Access to All Knowledge.
Personally, I am celebrating my 25th year in philanthropy.
After 25 years of leading philanthropy departments at some of the largest nonprofit organizations in the world with missions providing access to education, clean water, medicine, gender equity, and innovation, I now find myself serving over 100,000 contributors from all over the world. I’m grateful to be part of a vision that’s creating an online repository of knowledge—for keeping a record of history that can’t be erased, and is accessible to millions worldwide.
Knowledge, as we know, is the foundation of everything.
Now, I invite you to take your own journey by exploring an endless reservoir of information—explore the Internet Archive for yourself.
You never know where that journey will take you.