Archives for Melissa Beaumont Lee

For every every dollar up to $500,000 donated to Room to Read's Checkout Challenge, Atlassian will match it. That's right - Atlassian will turn half a million dollars in donations into a million. Atlassian's matching funds will specifically support the creation of school libraries and new books in Cambodia. We've been a proud supporter of Room to Read's projects in Asia since 2009, donating almost $2 million through sales of our $10 starter licenses and impacting the lives of over 80,000

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Atlassian Selects Foundation Grant Recipients

This past December we announced our call for submissions from San Francisco Bay Area non-profits to apply for Atlassian Foundation grants. By offering grants of up to $10,000 to local education-focused organizations, we aim to get more involved with our community and have a direct, positive impact on youth here in the Bay Area. After reviewing numerous applications, our Foundation Council is excited to announce the four non-profits it believes will best support our mission of giving the

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The Atlassian Foundation gives back in many ways – by giving employees time and funds to support the causes in which they believe, by making direct donations to charities, and by donating Atlassian product licenses to non-profit and Open Source projects. To date, the Atlassian Foundation has donated over $2.5 million and contributed over 1,500 hours to charitable causes around the world! Can you help us accomplish our mission of giving the youth of the world access to a world-class

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That's right. Atlassians are a generous bunch, digging deep and donating almost $200,000 to their favourite charities in just one month. So how did it happen? Well, we like to call it "Double Donation Matching in May" - for every $1 Atlassians donated, the Atlassian Foundation double matched it. The result: Double Happiness. Here's the equation: $1 = $3 $1000 = $3000 €500 = €1500   For the month of May, up to $2,000 per person was double matched by the Foundation. And

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