Revive & Restore was started in 2013 as an incubator project under the umbrella of The Long Now Foundation. The mission of that San Francisco non-profit organization is to foster long-term thinking and responsibility. Their support made this organization possible. In January 2017, Revive & Restore established itself as an independent tax-exempt public 501c3 non-profit organization. Our close connection with Long Now is expected to continue into the far future.
Angels
Contributions of $100,000 or more, listed in order received.
- Peter & Gwen Norton, IKBS(NA)
- Pam Scott & Tim Koogle
- Anonymous donor
Heath Hen Founding Funders
Contributions of $10,000 or more, listed in alphabetical order.
- Warren Adams
- G. Kenneth Baum and Ann Baum Philanthropic Fund
- The Betsy and Jesse Fink Foundation
- Robin and Julie Graham
- Pamela Kohlberg Fund
- Brad Palmer
Workshop Sponsors
“New Genomic Solutions for Conservation Problems” Workshop
- Autodesk
- National Park Service
- The Nature Conservancy
- Turner Endangered Species Fund
- USDA APHIS
- Wyss Institute
- Zygote Ventures (Jerry Fiddler)
- Anonymous donor fund
Institutional Collaborators
Founding Funders
Contributions of $10,000 or more, listed in order received.
- Ryan Phelan and Stewart Brand
- Garrett Gruener and Amy Slater
- Ross Koningstein and Patrisia Spezzaferro
- Larry Brilliant
- Driscoll Family Fund
- Sandra and Bernard Magnussen
- Will Hearst
- Juan and Mary Enriquez
- Steve Jurvetson
- John and Ann Doerr
- The Levenger Foundation
- Angie and Dick Thieriot
- Phil Libin, Evernote
- George RR Martin
- David and Abby Rumsey
- Autodesk
- Visra Vichit-Vadakan and Chris Cox
- George Church and Ting Wu
- Robert and Ranelle Kain
- Ann & Gordon Getty Foundation
- Anonymous donor
- Marc Tarpenning
- Jack and Karyn Newman
- Saad Kaan
- Winkler Family Foundation
- craigslist Charitable Fund
- tap4fun – Brutal Age
- Maddy and Ken Dychtwald
- Gerry Ohrstrom
- Courtney and Gordon Gould
- Mark and Amy Tercek Foundation
- James Wei
