When does an organization qualify?
Foundations, associations and companies qualify when reputable media have covered your organization substantively: your mission, your impact, your history. Not your marketing — your editorial footprint.
What does work
A small literary publisher with 30 years of media attention and literary prizes qualifies. A foundation with independent coverage of its societal impact qualifies. A company with investigative journalism about its strategy qualifies.
What often does not work
A large holding without press coverage. A young startup without editorial media attention. An organization that appears only in its own communications and directory listings — most SMEs do not meet WP:NORG, Wikipedia's strictest notability standard. See who qualifies. Part of our Wikipedia page creation service; see also a foundation case.