Grants
Fula Governance Association awards grants to independent teams whose work adds value to the Fula network.
How grants work
The Fula network is built and maintained by independent contributors rather than by a single company. Fula Governance Association funds that work through grants. A grantee remains a separate, independent entity: it receives a grant to deliver work that benefits the network, and it does not gain governance rights, decision-making authority, or any authority to bind the association.
Who can apply
Individuals, teams and companies building something that adds value to the Fula network — software, infrastructure, tooling, research, documentation, community or ecosystem work.
What we look for
A clear contribution to the network and its users, a team able to deliver it, and a scope that can be assessed against defined milestones.
What a grant is not
A grant is not employment, not a service contract, and not a stake in the association. Grantees act independently and on their own account.
How to start
For more information on available grants, contact Fula Governance Association.
Grantees
Independent teams that have received grants from Fula Governance Association.
Functionland Inc (Canada)
Functionland Inc (Canada) received a long-term grant from the Fula Governance community and worked on the development, marketing and maintenance of the Fula network. It was a separate and independent company with its own products. Fula Governance Association has not assumed any liabilities, warranty, guarantee or product-support obligations of Functionland Inc.
Have something that adds value?
Contact Fula Governance members for more information on available grants. You can also open a discussion and bring up your idea on GitHub.