Support

Ways To Support Vermont Public Radio

VPR depends on you for their nationally recognized programming. Support the programming you enjoy and the Public Radio you value.

Membership

Make a pledge to become a Member of VPR. Consider becoming a Sustaining Member, or join the Producers Circle or Broadcasting Club.

Business Underwriting

Check out the list of area businesses that provide financial support for VPR, and learn how you or your business can sponsor VPR.

Planned Giving

Learn more about planned giving or speak with someone here at VPR.

Endow VPR

Make a contribution to VPR's Endowment campaign and your support will last for generations to come. Learn more about VPR's Endowment campaign Creating a Sound Future.

Volunteer

Volunteering at VPR gives you the opportunity to meet on-air personalities, behind the scenes staffers and other VPR supporters like yourself. Learn more about the many ways to contribute your talents by volunteering at VPR!

VPR Citizens of the World Tours

Come explore along with other fascinating people who share your passion for travel and VPR. Vermont Public Radio's Citizens of the World Tours are designed to immerse you in a region's culture, history and music. Join us as we travel to Russia and check back here for information about our trip to Scotland with Robert Resnik in September 2011!

Please call 1-800-639-2192 to request a tour brochure or send us an email.

Make a one-time contribution or arrange to have a donation deducted from your bank account or charged to your credit card each month. Every dollar counts - pledge whatever amount works for you. Pledge Online Now

VPR On Charity Navigator

Vermont Public Radio is an independent non-commercial station that depends on thousands of individuals and businesses for support. Only 10% of VPR's funding comes from the government. As a charitable non-profit 501 (c) 3 organization, contributions to VPR are fully tax deductible according to US law.

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