Become a Sponsor

Become a Sponsor Support Independent Media. Amplify Your Impact. FSTV is a trusted nonprofit media organization reaching millions of engaged viewers who care deeply about democracy, justice, and social change. As a sponsor, your organization can align with our values and connect with a nationwide audience through meaningful visibility opportunities. Whether you’re looking to support … Continued

What are your financials?

As an organizational value, Free Speech TV is committed to a high level of transparency, including making our annual financial information available to the public. Annual Income: $3,546,013* Individual Contributions: $3,202,723 Foundation Grants: $343,290 Earned Income/In-Kind/Other: $8,905 Annual Expenses: $3,726,539* Programming Services: $2,441,339 Management & General: $583,317 Fundraising: $701,883 Net Assets as of 06/30/2024: $1,224,186 … Continued

Does FSTV accept sponsorship or underwriting?

FSTV amplifies voices that corporate media ignores and silences and spotlights those building a more just, equitable, and sustainable world from the ground up. Now more than ever, we need mission-driven partners to stand with us. If your company or organization shares our values, you can make a real impact by underwriting FSTV. It’s a … Continued

What do underwriters get?

Broadcast and streaming exposure alongside our most trusted programs Custom, values-based underwriting messages that center your mission Strategic placement with content that aligns with your work A tax-deductible partnership that supports real, independent journalism A spot in the movement for truth, justice, and people-powered change FSTV is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit public interest broadcaster. We follow … Continued

What is the FSTV Gift Acceptance Policy?

Free Speech TV solicits and accepts gifts that are consistent with its mission and values and that support its core programs or special projects. In the course of its regular fundraising activities, Free Speech TV will accept donations of money, stock, annuities, retirement distributions, real property, personal property, and in-kind services. Certain types of gifts–such … Continued