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# 💶 Sponsor through GitHub Sponsors
You can also sponsor or donate through GitHub, right from the repository's home page or using this link: [https://github.com/sponsors/AmruthPillai](https://github.com/sponsors/AmruthPillai)
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# 💵 Sponsor through Open Collective
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Reactive Resume is fiscally hosted by [Open Collective Europe](https://www.oceurope.org/), which technically gives the project a "non-profit" status.
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The motto of Open Collective is transparency. As a public-facing non-profit project, you can visit the project's collective page to view a list of expenses and invoices incurred over a period of time. All funds raised are dedicated to covering these costs.
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You, as the sponsor, have full visibility into where your money is being spent, and how it has impacted the development of Reactive Resume first-hand.
You have the option to sponsor a recurring amount, which will contribute to maintaining a steady foundation for future server costs. Alternatively, you can make a one-time donation, which would also greatly support the project and myself.
**If you would like to sponsor Reactive Resume** through Open Collective, head on over to this link: [https://opencollective.com/Reactive-Resume](https://opencollective.com/Reactive-Resume)
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Depending on where you live (USA or EU), donations and sponsorships to Reactive Resume could be made tax-deductible.
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# 🇧🇷 Translating Reactive Resume into your language
If you speak a language other than English, please consider helping to translate Reactive Resume into your native language. You can sign up to be a translator even if your language is already translated, this would ensure that you get updated whenever the app adds new phrases to be translated.
By making the app available in multiple languages, more people in non-English dominant regions can use the app, create their own professional resumes, and feel included.
To translate Reactive Resume, simply create an account on Crowdin or head on over to [https://translate.rxresu.me/](https://translate.rxresu.me/) which redirects you to the Crowdin project page. Here, you can see a list of languages that are available for translations.
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To start working on a specific language, simply click on the flag/locale associated with the language and you should see a button titled “Translate All”. Click on that button, and you would be redirected to the editor where you can begin translating each phrase, one-by-one.
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Crowdin also provides you with machine translations provided by Google Translate or DeepL, which you can use as a reference point and tweak the result to something more suitable.
To save the translations for each phrase, all you need to do is type in the translated phrase and click on Save (or you can also press `Ctrl` + `Enter`) and it would automatically move you to the next phrase to be translated.
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Contributing to the translations on Crowdin also gets you a coveted spot on the home page's wall of fame.
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