2014 Membership Drive
It’s that time of year! Our annual membership drive is NOW through Wednesday. KTNA Mission To operate a nonprofit, educational, community radio station with local access, to provide a
It’s that time of year! Our annual membership drive is NOW through Wednesday.
KTNA Mission
To operate a nonprofit, educational, community radio station with local access, to provide a broad base of educational cultural and informative programming to challenge, broaden and enrich the listening audience; to foster a sense of community within the Upper Susitna Valley; and to share programming and services with a larger Alaskan community.
GOAL: 25 new Sustaining Members and 244 new or renewing members!
Current Membership Drive total, as of Thursday: 190 new and renewing members and 21 new sustaining members.
Celebrate 21years on air with KTNA by renewing your membership or becoming a NEW member!
Consider becoming a SUSTAINING member of KTNA. This lets you give a monthly amount that adds up to a big difference for your public radio station. You may renew here online at www.ktna.org, call 907-733-1700, or mail a check to PO Box 300, Talkeetna, AK 99676. Welcome to the KTNA Community!
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