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How to Donate

Directly

Send Donations to:

Distributed Computing Technologies, Inc. (DCTI)
c/o David McNett
149 Cambridge Ln Alabaster, AL 35007-5185
(Make checks payable to DCTI)

You will receive a receipt and donations are deductable. You may, if you wish, specify where you want your money to be spent and that request will be honored. For instance, you may earmark funds to only be used to upgrade the stats server, or only be used as prize money for future projects. Monies not specifically directed will be placed in the general fund and used at the discretion of the distributed.net organizers.

helping.org

Helping.org is an easy-to-use, one-stop online resource designed to help people find volunteer and giving opportunities in their own communities and beyond. They are a non-profit group that takes no cut out of donations made through them.

You can make a donation using any major credit card. distributed.net will receive 98% of the amount of your donation, with 2% going to cover the credit card transaction fees.

iGive

Register yourself at http://www.igive.com/html/ssi.cfm?CID=1098&MID=3206 We get somewhere between 30 and 55 cents/day for each day you follow the banner ads there. Their profiling seems to do a good job picking ads that will be of interest to you.

distributed.net will also receive a percentage of the value of any purchases you make through one of iGive's many affiliate vendors. From dog food, to coffee, to office supplies -- your purchases can help fund distributed.net.

Amazon.com

A percentage of the sales from books ordered through the distributed.net web site goes to DCTI. You can either follow a link on http://www.distributed.net/research/, or if you are going to order a book over the net, use the box on the same page. Follow the instructions. You must place your order through the distributed.net page, but you are not limited to just the books we've recommended. Any amazon.com purchase through our page results in a portion of the proceeds going to distributed.net