Find Television Nonprofits and Charities

  Mark226 wrote:

The Real News Network is a badly needed ally of Democracy Now in the otherwise vacuous domain of US television news. And TRNN is even more willing to question US foreign policy assumptions, and to take on board non-traditional journalists like Eddie... more »

  Chris226 wrote:

I started as a volunteer at this nonprofit over 5 years ago and have stayed connected ever since. They are a dedicated group of community members that help raise awareness for other nonprofits and artists in Fort Collins. If you like cameras, audio equipment,... more »

  Writer wrote:

I've been a volunteer member of Access Framingham, the Public Access community media center operated by Framingham Public Access Corporation, for more than 10 years. During that time, I've created and contributed hundreds of TV programs that have aired... more »

  D_Reuben wrote:

I have been a financial sponsor and advisor for Rattle the Cage Productions since 2011. Our relationship has been one of close collaboration, and it’s been a pleasure to work with this young organization and to watch them grow. Their films,... more »

  Ambre wrote:

I like The Epoch Times, includes its newspaper and website. The contents they posted are very interesting, and the reports are very objective. I recommend everybody to read this media. It's a great one! more »

  grappaportfinearts wrote:

I feel this non-profit bring an alternative choice to television . I love supporting them and have for over 20 years. more »

  lisa13 wrote:

Horizon Media Studio is an amazing non-profit organization that airs a television program that promotes the good works of others. They are a great group of individuals to work with. more »

  Pucca wrote:

This outreach service is far more than anyone could hope for. YOS has helped so many people of every race, creed, and nationality. I know that bigger things are yet to come for this program, and I highly recomend you to donate to this cause, you won't... more »

  Victoire wrote:

I have had the pleasure of serving as a board member for NCM Network (previously known as PIRATES) since 2001. At the time I worked at a local TV station in the Community Affairs department and was the associate producer for a weekly Public Affairs program,... more »

  Tom Yeartide wrote:

Great org! Staff are caring and friendly. They hold block parties, arts events and walk-a thons to strengthen the community through their arts programs. more »

  susanmleigh wrote:

National Black Movie Association is championing the effort for people of color to pursue careers in film and pushing for the stories of black people to be told. The organization has established a scholarship program, national day encouraging watching... more »

  BWef wrote:

Prairie Public Broadcasting provides service to all of the State of North Dakota aswell as parts of Minnesota and Canada. My wife and I listen to lots of news on Prairie Public Radio and we listen to quite a few programs as well. We love BBC World News... more »

  DoctorB wrote:

We make the arts accessible in Tampa Bay. We also help educational institutions get their message out. We have programming that is exciting and helps students and life long learning. We are helping create a community of the mind in Tampa Bay. more »

  ph2065 wrote:

They have helped me put together some "webisodes" for a video series I am doing. Creative crew (researchers, audio/music folks, videographers, etc), low key environment made this a great experience! more »

  yoyo1 wrote:

I worked for Internews and have worked for other non-profits. Internews is without question the worst organization I have encountered--I beg that you not waste your money with a gift. If possible I would rate below one star. You would need to be crazy... more »

  Earon wrote:

LETV is the vision of Martha Foster for the creation of global public television. Using documentaries made locally, around the world, the vision is one of allowing people to get to know their global neighbors directly, through films made by people within... more »

  Adam P.1 wrote:

KGEM truly is a gem of the Los Angeles area. I've been doing community media for the better part of two decades, and this is one of the last stations around. I really appreciate the opportunity to work in this creative environment and the staff is always... more »

  dech5704 wrote:

This is a nonprofit that really knows how to maximize their resources in the support of at risk youth. more »

  hotweir wrote:

Co-Founder, Board Member. I worked there for 12 years ending in 1989. Since then I have worked as a board member helping the organization thrive. more »

  calypsos15 wrote:

Hi. I've been watching Salaam tv for over 3 years. It's an educational source for anyone that wants to learn about Islam and how we can all live together peacefully. This is especially important for the US, where it's a melting pot of cultures, and... more »

  fitzsimons.11 wrote:

I am and will continue to be a proud donor to Radio U. I am thankful for Obadiah and Nikki in the morning. I listened to them every morning for a year while commuting. The lyrics of songs still resonate with me and are influential in helping me through... more »

  lmedlyn wrote:

Sesame Street has been a big part of our daughter Tori's life from the time she was little. Tori was born with a list of medial issues and a diagnosis of severe autism. During all of her struggles Sesame Street has always been there for her. Our family... more »

  breckjeffery wrote:

WETA serves the Washington, DC area with classical music programming, a welcome voice in a rather bleak radio environment (WETA is the well-regarded public radio station). As a frequent listener, I appreciate WETA's music, but I have trouble accepting... more »

  star hesse wrote:

I was surprised that there were no reviews on this site until it took me over two hours to sign up with Charity Navigator to submit one. I am not a volunteer, but a long standing member of Thirteen. When I recently received a request for a matching... more »

  Michael Merkel wrote:

Racist, Sexist and in general a disgrace to the public they serve. WHRO “claims” to be a free and fair contributor to the communities around them. They are far from this. I am a White Male and my wife is a White Female. They broadcast shows portraying... more »