Drupalgive is a new and effective way of showing your love and contributions to [Drupal](http://www.linnovate.net/services#service-417). It is an initiative by the one and only [Moshe Weitzman](http://drupal.org/user/23), which defines a special page on your website, where you can gather in one place all of your contributions to Drupal: modules, themes, events you've sponsored, presentations you've made... everything which is contributing to the development of the Drupal project, in it's whole.

In the last days, towards Drupalcon Munich, we've seen a growing number of Drupal shops adding and [talking](http://www.agileapproach.com/blog-entry/drupallove) about their Drupalgive pages. To mention a few: [Phase2](http://www.phase2technology.com/drupalgive), [Mediacurrent](http://www.mediacurrent.com/drupal-give), [DataFlow](http://www.dataflow.be/nl/drupalgive), [Inclined](http://www.inclind.com/drupalgive) and others, who join [Acquia](http://www.acquia.com/drupalgive), [Chapter Three](http://www.chapterthree.com/drupalgive), [Zivtech](http://www.zivtech.com/drupalgive), [Linnovate](http://www.linnovate.net/drupalgive) and many more.

Drupalgive pages are eventually contributing to Drupal shops and freelancers, by showing to the world just how great of a community member you are. And as you know, in Open Source world code is gold, and gold sponsorships are not less important :) **So show your contributions, and see how your Karma grows a little!**

Follow [@Drupalgive](https://twitter.com/drupalgive) to learn about new contributions and read more about the [initiative](http://drupal.org) on drupal.org and on it's [Drupalgive Planet](http://drupal.org/planet/drupalgive). Feel free to leave your /drupalgive URL a comment.

(BTW, I know the logo sucks, I made it myself :) If you feel like sending me an alternative, I'll be gracious!)