More than 90% of the U.S. population is within the listening area of one or more stations that carry NPR programming. Over 920 of these stations are licensed to Members of NPR. NPR hide caption toggle caption NPR How To Give To Public Radio March 15, 2016 Together, NPR and Member stations reach an audience of millions each weekâbut only with your support. Learn how you can help us continue to achieve our shared mission to create a more informed public.
Stephanie Witte joins NPR Development Division as Chief Development Officer Hugo Rojo/NPR hide caption toggle caption Hugo Rojo/NPR Welcome, Stephanie Witte! January 25, 2017 NPR welcomes new Chief Development Officer, Stephanie Witte
NPR Why I Give April 15, 2016 Donors often tell us how passionate they are about supporting NPR and their Member stations. We're excited to share video testimonials from a few of these generous supporters.
CPB Public Radio Finances June 20, 2013 An overview of the funding story at NPR and at our Member stations. While NPR shares a mission with our stations, we are funded in significantly different ways.
Institutional Giving April 15, 2016 Learn how institutional donors continue to help NPR and Member stations provide the strong journalism and rich cultural programming that our audiences have relied on for more than 40 years.
Major Gifts From Individuals April 15, 2016 NPR and NPR Member stations rely on and are thankful for the support of many individuals across the country who care about the news and programming we provide.
Photo: Allison Shelley Donor Recognition Societies April 15, 2016 NPR offers recognition societies to acknowledge and thank the donors who help advance public radio's mission through generous financial support. Learn more about NPR's Donor Recognition Societies.
Planned Gifts April 15, 2016 Many donors elect to ensure the vitality of public radio far into the future by including NPR and/or their local station in their estate planning. Learn more about planned giving here.
Photo: Allison Shelley Ways To Connect With NPR Development April 15, 2016 Contact the NPR Development Office and your Member station or to learn more about supporting Public Radio.