Building
a better future with communities

We empower communities online and in real life

• Since Reddit's founding, our communities have provided belonging and real people have taken action for causes they believe in. Some examples include:
  • r/WallStreetBets donated more than $350,000 to gorilla conservation funds
  • Redditors rally in communities like r/DeTrashed to clean up trash in local neighborhoods
  • r/skincareaddiction sent care packages to healthcare workers during the COVID pandemic
  • Redditors organized a 600-city series of rallies for March for Science on Earth Day

• Our unique $1M Community Funds program provides financial support to bring community-driven ideas and passions to life (read our latest Impact Report).
• We have invested in nonprofits and organizations including Extra Life, World Central Kitchen, and Out in Tech that add value to communities by supporting hospitalized children, providing disaster relief, and defending human rights.
• We donate Reddit advertising space to like-minded non-profit organizations – like the Ad Council and StopNCII.org – to amplify their work.
• Our platform continues to evolve with assistive technology to ensure that everyone, including people with disabilities, can access Reddit without barriers.

We support the free and open internet

• We practice transparency and openness about how Reddit works, how we govern our platform and users, and how we maintain healthy communities.
• We are a founder and Board member of the Digital Trust & Safety Partnership to advocate for trust and safety best practices.
• We partner with StopNCII.org in a cross-industry effort to fight non-consensual intimate imagery through hashing technology.
• We sponsor events like RightsCon to help elevate global voices for a free and open internet.

We inspire people to do their best work and be community stewards

• Reddit’s flexible work policy supports and provides opportunities for employees to work remotely or in one of our offices.
• We incorporate fairness, diversity, and support across every aspect of our employee experience and programs.
• Our eleven Employee Resource Groups (ERG) lead the charge on important employee activations and cultivate healthy and supportive communities for underrepresented groups.
• Many of Reddit’s offices worldwide are LEED-certified, participate in recycling practices, use carbon-neutral vendors for Reddit merchandise, and eliminate food waste by donating leftover meals to local organizations.