Our Supporters

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.

Foundation & Government Grants and Sponsors

Angels

Contributions of $100,000 or more

Chris Anderson and Jacqueline Novogratz
Pam Scott & Tim Koogle
Peter & Gwen Norton, IKBS(NA)
Winkler Family Foundation

Workshop Sponsors

Autodesk
National Park Service
Nelson Institue for Environmental Studies, University of Wisconsin-Madison
The Nature Conservancy
Turner Endangered Species Fund
USDA APHIS
Wyss Institute
Zygote Ventures (Jerry Fiddler)

Institutional Collaborators

Founding Funders

Contributions of $10,000 or more

Angie and Dick Thieriot
Ann and Gordon Getty Foundation
Betsy and Jesse Fink Foundation
Brad Palmer
Brad and Shelli Stanback
Buckmaster Foundation
Courtney and Gordon Gould
craigslist Charitable Fund
David and Abby Rumsey
Driscoll Family Fund
G. Kenneth Baum and Ann Baum Philanthropic Fund
Garrett Gruener and Amy Slater
George Church and Ting Wu
George RR Martin
Gerry Ohrstrom
Jack and Karyn Newman
James Wei
John and Ann Doerr
Joichi and Mizuka Ito Fund
Juan and Mary Enriquez
Larry Brilliant
Levenger Foundation
Maddy and Ken Dychtwald
Marc Tarpenning
Mark and Amy Tercek Foundation
Pamela Kohlberg Fund
Phil Libin, Evernote
Robert and Ranelle Kain
Robert C. Ketner
Robin and Julie Graham
Ross Koningstein and Patrisia Spezzaferro
Ryan Phelan and Stewart Brand
Saad Kaan
Sandra and Bernard Magnussen
Steve Jurvetson
tap4fun – Brutal Age
Visra Vichit-Vadakan and Chris Cox
Warren Adams
Will Hearst