We interrupt normal programming. . .
. . . to bring you this important message. Your support is vitally important to the health of KTNA. Local memberships and donations are what keep KTNA moving forward, helping
. . . to bring you this important message.
Your support is vitally important to the health of KTNA.
Local memberships and donations are what keep KTNA moving forward, helping us to build better news services and more interesting programs. We respect your wish to hear our programming uninterrupted, but on Friday June 19 we will do what we must. Ask you directly for your support.
We have set a challenging goal, to raise $15,000 in one day. It will not be easy, but we have two incentives to maximize your generosity. Every dollar you give as a donation or membership is matched by state grant funds. The more local support we demonstrate, the more the state invests in our local station.
But we also have a challenge opportunity! We are applying for a $5,000 grant that requires $5,000 in local donations. You may specify that your donation applies to this challenge grant, matching your donation dollar for dollar.
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(you can start now: 733-1700)
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