The Drupal Association is excited to announce that Wunderkraut, a full service European agency and longtime supporter of the Drupal project, is now our first Signature Supporting Partner. A Supporting Partner since March 2014, Wunderkraut's latest contribution deepens its commitment to advancing the Drupal project and empowering the Drupal community.

"Drupal’s community is amazing. We’re very proud to be a part of it," said Wunderkraut CEO Vesa Palmu. "We're an established provider of Drupal services, and enjoy contributing to the Drupal ecosystem however we can, whether through camps or sponsored events, and especially when we can be quirky and fun! This passion is why we're now a Signature Partner—to strengthen our commitment to growing this community and project we love."

The Supporting Partner Program includes more than 60 companies from around the world. All of the funding from the program goes directly to support maintenance and enhancements for Drupal.org. Program contributions have funded many initiatives, such as

• Advancements in security
• Improved development environments
• User-friendly content strategy and design

Partners enjoy enhanced promotional services from the Drupal Association, such as brand visibility on Drupal.org, select access at premier events like DrupalCon, and increased publicity via various online social platforms. For their elevated contributions to the program, Signature Partners will receive upgraded promotional services.

"I’m absolutely thrilled that Wunderkraut is joining us as the first Signature Supporting Partner," said Drupal Association Executive Director Holly Ross. "Their support for the Association and the project is, and has always been, top-notch. This is another great expression of how much Wunderkraut believes in the incredible work our community does."

To join Wunderkraut as one of the Drupal Association's contributing partners, start by learning more about the Supporting Partner Program.

And to join us in thanking Wunderkraut for its partnership, we encourage you to send this pre-populated tweet, or to say thanks in the comments for their blog post.