Support
Updated October 2020
Funding for States Newsroom comes from individual contributions and institutional grants. We also encourage donors to contact their employers about the opportunity for matching gifts. Our supporters’ generosity allows us to provide high quality, nonpartisan reporting that connects people to state leaders and policies that affect their lives. If you would like to help us shine a light on state governments across the country, please make a tax-deductible contribution today.
Donations to States Newsroom and our affiliates support our journalistic mission but do not influence our editorial direction. We maintain a strict separation between our funding and our journalism. We don’t accept corporate donations or underwriting, nor do we accept donations from foreign governments or anonymous sources.
Donors who have contributed more than $500 since States Newsroom launched as an independent 501(c)(3) in November 2019 include:
- The 1610 Foundation
- AFSCME
- Brian Anderson
- Ann Arbor Area Community Foundation
- C. Bruce
- James Deal
- Kristen Keely-Dinger and Jason Dinger
- Patricia Farley
- Fidelity Donor Advised Fund
- Al Goodwyn
- Google LLC
- Jay Himes
- Jeff Hunter & Janet Griffin
- Barbara Kain
- J. Karcis and J. Seward, AZ
- Marlana Benzie-Lourey and Tony Lourey
- Christopher Martin
- JL Martin
- G. McLean
- Debbie Nuss
- Pennsylvania NewsMedia Association and the PNA Foundation
- Piedmont Environmental Council and Coalition for Smarter Growth
- L. Rainville and B. Schwartz
- Schwartz Rainville Fund
- T. Sissons
- Sonjia Smith
- Robert Stoldal
- The Stillman Fund
- Richard and Donna Tadler
- The Wyss Foundation
- Thomas R. Brown Family Private Foundation
- Undisclosed Virginia Foundation
- W. Pete Welch
- Zachary Whitten
- Mary and George Wickham
- Rip Wilson
In addition, States Newsroom and its affiliates have received more than 3,000 contributions of less than $500.
States Newsroom 990s (IRS filings for nonprofits) will be available as they are filed.
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