This year we had a successful first Summer of Haskell, offering 8 stipends of $5,500 to students making valuable contributions to our shared tooling and infrastructure such as ghc, ghcjs, and hackage, and engaging them in what we hope becomes a long succession of contributions to open source software. The exciting results are available at https://mail.haskell.org/pipermail/haskell-cafe/2016-December/125702.html; this work is only made possible by your generous support, and that of the sponsors listed at https://summer.haskell.org/.
We also have continued improving our infrastructure, using committee funds to help the development of a new performance tracker for ghc, with the aim of opening this up to a broader range of projects as well. With your support, we hope to continue these activities and more in 2017.
Best wishes,
Adam Foltzer on behalf of the Haskell.org committee