Tanya Henderson, executive director of the PNA Foundation, requests your support this Giving Tuesday. In 2024, the foundation committed nearly $100,000 to journalism funding — an unprecedented initiative for us. This crucial work is made possible through the generosity of our donors. If now is not the time for bold action, when will be?
As leaders in news media, you understand the importance of maximizing revenue opportunities. PNA has created a series of ads for Giving Tuesday to help you encourage year-end donations or gift subscriptions.
From legal training to journalism sustainability, the PNA Foundation works to preserve journalism vital to every community. As our way of thanking those who donate $100 or more on Giving Tuesday, you will receive a limited-edition keepsake PNA 100th Anniversary holiday ornament while supplies last.
In this recorded webinar, Terese Kartholl, director of journalism funding initiatives at the Local Media Association, shares best practices for crowdfunding campaigns. Passcode to view: &2AbrSq3
Minnesota U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar, an advocate for local journalism, shared a congratulatory video message that was played during PNA’s Gala celebration.
Photo from the 2024 Student Keystone Media Awards Luncheon.
Student journalists are encouraged to submit their best work for an opportunity to be featured on our Student Journalism Projects Page and win a Student Keystone Media Award. Apply by Monday, Jan. 20.
Jim Friedlich, left, executive director and CEO of the Lenfest Institute, listens to Martin Alfaro, program manager for Philly Gives. Photo by Alexis Lomax | The Philadelphia Tribune.
The Philadelphia Foundation, in partnership with the Lenfest Institute for Journalism and supported by a grant from the William Penn Foundation, recently launched the Philly Gives campaign. Jim Friedlich, Lenfest executive director and CEO, acknowledged that this new idea is one borrowed from other cities. The New York Times has been raising funds for charities over the holidays for decades.
“Young journalists are the heart of journalism’s future,” Tribune-Review Executive Editor Luis Fabregas said. “Our scholarship program is a crucial investment in that future. It provides a unique opportunity for them to develop their skills and their passion for innovative thinking.”
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