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WDFH is community public radio — the only station of its kind in the lower Hudson valley. All public radio stations rely on local tax-deductible financial support from listeners and businesses.
Why contribute to WDFH? More info...
We need and hope for your support, and every contribution helps. But unless we can raise at least $40-50,000, there is risk that WDFH will not survive. Please help us reach our goal!
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Individuals: Here are ways to support WDFH:
Monthly giving — automatic monthly subscription using your credit card
One-time online contribution using Paypal or your credit card
One-time online credit card contribution using Network for Good
Businesses: Support WDFH and receive on-air acknowledgement ("Support for WDFH comes from..."). This can generate public goodwill toward your business. More info...
Thank you for supporting WDFH!
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Why is it important for me to make my tax-deductible contribution to WDFH?
WDFH is committed to providing you with a thoughtful, commercial-free programming service. That means that your ears, and your intelligence, aren't assaulted by the 18-20 minutes per hour of ads you hear when you listen to commercial radio. Think about it: that's one third of your listening time wasted on stuff you really don't want to hear.
But (you knew there was a "but," didn't you?)... Community support is an essential part of the equation. it costs a lot of money to run WDFH and to develop this relatively new radio station so that it can fulfill its potential — and while providing a rare program service with no commercials is a big plus for all of us, the downside is, of course, that we don't have the income that commercials bring.
Community radio is listener-supported radio, so we need your financial support — the things we're working for can't happen without your help. No contribution is too big or too small.
The fine print (and it's not half bad): WDFH is owned and operated by Hudson Valley Community Radio, Inc., a local not-for-profit corporation that is tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Contributions are tax-deductible.
To get more information about individual contributions or business underwriting opportunities, send us an e-mail and type "contribution" or "underwriting" in the subject area. The e-mail address is
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