National Public Radio Inc

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Causes: Arts & Culture, Media & Communications, Radio

Mission: Npr works in partnership with member stations to create a more informed public - one challenged and invigorated by a deeper understanding and appreciation of events, ideas, and cultures. To accomplish this mission, npr produces, acquires, and distributes programming that meets the highest standards of public service in journalism and cultural expression; npr represents its members in matters of mutual interest; and npr provides satellite and internet interconnection for the entire public radio system.

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7 Stories from Volunteers, Donors & Supporters

1

Public7 General Member of the Public

Rating: 1

01/06/2022

Hate this radio station as they are too biased, leftist, etc. etc.

Wonder from where they are picking the journalists to produce only biased news always!

Try to share the facts/truth instead of biased news guys...

3

catrobich General Member of the Public

Rating: 5

04/19/2021

The world keeps changing, but NPR stays excellent. Their hosts are amazing - I've grown up feeling like they're part of my family. Their reporters go above and beyond to bring us the unbiased facts, but they don't hide their humanity. Pretty much the most inoffensive news/media source out there these days. Plus, their podcasts are actually fascinating and very well produced. If too much daily news drags you down, I HIGHLY recommend checking out some of the podcasts.

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3

cyheyer General Member of the Public

Rating: 5

05/23/2018

Everyone who loves this country should definitely support and contribute to National Public Radio. It is a calm, sane, and balanced voice that rings out clearly above a whole lot of hype and hubbub from other media. I listened to NPR for many years as I struggled to make ends meet as a single mother, making small donations when I could. When I had a little more money, I joined and started the $12/monthly donations. Just now today, I committed to $100 a month. No matter how short my journey, NPR is always on in my car. I listen to NPR as I garden and clean house, even as I'm creating art. Thought-provoking programming, heartwarming stories, entertaining interviews and games, and deep-delving news reporting have been part of my staple diet for many years. And in these challenging times, a ray of hope. I am honored to contribute to NPR.

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debe71tx Client Served

Rating: 1

12/08/2017

No one who loves this country and the values of this country should ever donate to NPR. They are a far left Commie organization feeding out propaganda to the listeners.

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2

Writer Professional with expertise in this field

Rating: 1

10/12/2016

NPR is not a strongly supported nonprofit. They are the worst kind of liberal. They are not at all diverse in their programming, or staff, and there is little advancement for growth for any of the mid level managers. They have yearly turnover, and no committment to their employees. The senior staff is out of touch as to what their day to day operations are and are not encouraging of staff development in order for the divisions to grow. Very stagnant place and programming is the same. If they don't change their programming to meet the needs of the changing diverse America, listenership will drop, funding is already drying up.

2

David Emery General Member of the Public

Rating: 3

02/23/2013

NPR produces great programs, but frankly their salaries, not just for corporate officers but also for their news anchors, is out-of-line. I don't see why this, or any organization, needs to be paying so many people to "join the 1%". I'm not sure why any non-profit needs to be paying staff more than the Chief Justice of the United States (a salary I've seen used as a point of comparison for compensation, particularly for non-profits.) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_federal_judge#Tenure_and_salary

I used to be an active NPR supporter, until I found about their salary structure.

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Teresa Gordon Professional with expertise in this field

Rating: 5

05/24/2011

I love NPR news and I just wanted to note that I readily found the audited financial statements (for year ending 9/30/10) at the NPR website on 5/23/11. So the accountability page is inaccurate with this respect. In fact, there were separate financial statements for the related foundation.

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