TPR Resiliency Fund

Public Media Is at Risk

The White House is expected to propose cutting $1.1 billion in federal funding for public media. If Congress approves, it will dismantle the foundation of NPR, PBS, TPR, and 1,300 local stations across the U.S.

This would be devastating—threatening the news, music, education, emergency alerts, and cultural programs you rely on.

TPR is San Antonio’s No. 1 news station. We serve South Texas with trusted, independent reporting—free and accessible to all.

Why It Matters

Public media strengthens democracy with fact-based news and civil dialogue. We reach 99% of Americans, including the most remote communities. But we can’t do it without you.

What You Can Do

• Donate: Join the fight by contributing to our new Resiliency Fund—just like Cappy & Suzy Lawton and Guillermo Nicolas & Jim Foster. 
  
• Speak Up: Tell your lawmakers public media matters. Visit protectmypublicmedia.org. 
  
• Spread the Word: Share this message with friends and family using our toolkit.

About Federal Funding

Only 5% of TPR’s budget comes from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. But losing it would impact 10% of our operating capacity due to the broader support structure it provides.

You make up the other 95%. We need your help to protect the future of public media—right now.