It’s not news that the journalism business is having its challenges. We’ve been using diversified revenue streams to help support journalism in our community since we took over five years ago. Why stop now?
We’re taking a page out of a playbook that entities large (Seattle Times, Charlotte Observer, Miami Herald, Sacramento Bee) and small (The Belleville News-Democrat) are using. It's called fiscal sponsorship.
It allows you, the reader, to make a 501(c)(3) tax-deductible donation to The Big Bend Sentinel and help support the people who bring you the news each week. You keep supporting us, and we keep supporting you.
Since 1926, this paper has been about the community. Your support, however big or small, will help us carry on the tradition and build towards a successful future for the next 100 years.
From all of us at The Big Bend Sentinel. We thank you.
Giving online: Small (or large!) donations provide the support revenue needed to sustain our news service. If you prefer to give yearly, or one-time, just toggle through the buttons below to find the best fit for you!
GIVING BY CHECK: If tax deduction is needed: Tiny News Collective Inc is our charitable fiscal sponsor, which accepts tax-deductible donations on our behalf. Please reach out to billing@bigbendsentinel.com, or visit the office, for a pledge form, and enclose it with a check made out to "Tiny News Collective Inc", with "Big Bend Sentinel" in the memo line. Please mail to:
Tiny News Collective #3868 111 North Wabash Ave. Ste.100 The Garland Building Chicago, IL 60602
A tax receipt will be emailed to you for your records.
If no tax deduction is needed: Please make a check out to "Big Bend Sentinel", and mail to:
209 1/2 W El Paso St Marfa, TX 79843
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