The Oregon-based foundation is supporting Native Public Media and the Public Media Bridge Fund.

The grants will support public media organizations in seven states and regions, including Alaska and Central Appalachia.

As growth rates slow, retaining new donors will be key to a successful 2026.

The organization is looking to use the funds to increase staffing capacity, expand initiatives and bolster infrastructure. 

The grants will go to public radio and television stations in eight states.

One-third of campaign proceeds will go into an impact fund supporting preschool education and partnerships with nonprofit and media organizations.

Rather than play up the defunding of CPB, the station in the nation's capital focused on relationships with listeners who were dealing ...

Produced on a “nutty timeline” for December pledge, the three-hour show is “a celebration of everything public television,” says EP Maura Daly ...

The six-month pilot will include bundling placements across the Reader and Chicago Public Media’s Chicago Sun-Times and WBEZ.

Stations that have been leaning into messaging around the rescission of federal funding have seen stronger new donor growth.

The grant “is both an affirmation of the essential role community radio plays in civic life and an investment in the infrastructure ...

Growth in revenue and new donors is the strongest since any time in the last five years.

A new CDP analysis finds that Millennials are on the rise and on the move.

The station is looking to raise the funds over the next three years.

The stations used their licensees' long-running "Border War" to connect with community members who may not be familiar with public radio.