Our work spans the range of media tools, including our regular monthly TV and radio shows which broadcast locally, nationally and on the internet.
Corporate media provides a one-way conduit. Not us. We invite and encourage grassroots participation through our media projects, our open newswire and our open comments mechanism — all dynamic and democratic tools we deployed long before blogs helped make the practice widespread.
You're reading this because you participate in the Chicago Indymedia community. And as a member of our community, we'd like to ask for your help. We need to raise about $5,000 in the next two months to retire some past debt, and to fund the coming year's operations. If you value Chicago Indymedia and if you can afford to make a donation, please give.
We can accept financial donations in two ways:
Everybody who donates gets a free Chicago Indymedia button — so be sure to include a mailing address where we can send our thanks. Supporters who donate more than $50 get a button and a free Chicago Indymedia t-shirt (be sure to include an email address and a size request). Supporters who donate more than $100 get a free CIMC t-shirt, a free CIMC button, and a full set of DVDs of "Chicago Independent Television", our nationally syndicated television show.
Finally, we are happy to take donations of either financial assistance or equipment. We always need computers, monitors, cameras, audio equipment, and anything else you think might be valuable to a public media outlet.
Please contact us if you would like more information about about donations or our work.
Thanks for being a part of the global Indymedia community, and for supporting Chicago Indymedia.
In solidarity,
The Chicago Indymedia collective
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