Support

You rely on WWNO.  We rely on you.

Membership and local business underwriting are our primary sources of support, but there are numerous other ways for individuals and businesses to support WWNO and KTLN. Click on the topics below for more information.

And if you have an idea or a question, contact Ron Biava, Development and Marketing Manager (rbiava@wwno.org or 504-280-7001). Thank you!

Your support is crucial to keep WWNO, NPR, and all of public radio on the air.

Ways to Support WWNO

Become a Member now - Individual listeners are WWNO’s largest single source of funding, accounting for more than a third of our annual budget.

Become a Sustaining Member now  – Ongoing monthly donations through secure, automatic charges to your credit card.  No renewal reminders! Less mail!

Underwriting and Program Sponsorships – Public radio’s approach to “advertising.”

Volunteer – Support WWNO with your time, energy and talent.

Corporate Matching Gifts – Many companies have programs that will match your investment in organizations like WWNO. Some companies will even double your investment!

Honor or Memorialize a Friend or Family Member - You can donate a tax-deductible gift to WWNO in memory of, or in honor of, a loved one, friend or colleague.

Donate Your Vehicle – Donate your used car, truck, motor home or boat to WWNO through the Car Talk Vehicle Donation Program. You receive a tax deduction, and WWNO receives the net proceeds from the sale of your vehicle.

Support Through Your Will - A bequest is a gift, made through your will, that recipients receive after your death, and is one the simplest ways for people to make a substantial, lasting gift to support WWNO in the future.

Name WWNO as a Beneficiary - If you have a life insurance policy, you have named a beneficiary—usually a family member who will receive a payment based on the life insurance policy after your death. Charities, including WWNO, may also be named as beneficiaries!

Donate Stock - A gift of appreciated securities, either publicly traded or from a private company, may provide greater tax advantages than gifts of cash.