The Squid project, originally funded by a NSF grant, is now run entirely by volunteers. There are a few key individuals who keep the project running.
Squid Core Team
Henrik_Nordström, Squid Hacker Extraordinaire and Squid-2.x release manager.
Amos Jeffries IPv6 guru, Translations coordinator, and Squid-3.x release manager.
Robert Collins was the main driver of the initial Squid-3 C++ migration effort.
Guido Serassio leads the Squid for Windows effort
Alex Rousskov manages various Squid-3 projects.
Duane Wessels, Chief Procrastinator
Certified Developers
Christos Tsantilas works mainly with ICAP and fixes some bugs.
Francesco Chemolli works mainly on documentation and maintains the wiki, but also chimes in with patches every now and then.
Markus Moeller wrote and supports the Kerberos features in Squid
Steven Wilton is bringing the COSS storage engine to maturity
Other Contributors
Countless independent Contributors.
Binary Package Maintainers
While squid is normally distributed in source form. Some dedicated people are donating their time to packaging Squid in other popular formats for easy use.
Debian: Luigi Gangitano
Fink: Benjamin Reed
FreeBSD: Thomas-Martin Seck
Gentoo: Alin Nasta
Mandrivia: Luis Daniel Lucio Quiroz
NetBSD: Takahiro Kambe
RHEL: Jiri Skala
Solaris: Steven M. Christensen
Ubuntu: Luigi Gangitano
