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How do you determine if a company or organization is mission-aligned?

At FSTV, we seek underwriting partners who share our commitment to advancing social justice, civic engagement, and equity. Mission-aligned underwriters are organizations and companies whose values and actions support the public interest, promote sustainability, and foster community well-being. Examples include: Advocacy groups, nonprofits, and foundations dedicated to social justice, environmental protection, or public health. Businesses … Continued

What type of companies do you not accept support from?

To maintain our integrity and adherence to our mission, FSTV does not accept underwriting from entities whose actions or practices conflict with our core values. These include: Corporations involved in activities harmful to communities or the environment, such as fossil fuels, private prisons, or predatory lending (gold and cryptocurrency). Entities that promote discriminatory policies or … Continued

How long can underwriting or sponsorship acknowledgements be?

An FSTV underwriting message (credit) is 15 seconds long, measured as 55-58 syllables. It begins with a preamble from FSTV, then the legal name of the organization purchasing the underwriting. It’s followed by a line or two that describes the product, service, or mission of the underwriter followed by the website or location. A trademarked … Continued

How do I become an underwriter or sponsor of FSTV?

If you’re ready to align your brand with activism, truth-telling, and grassroots power, we want to hear from you. Reach out to learn how you can underwrite Free Speech TV and stand with a media network that puts people—and justice—first. Email [email protected] to get started.

When I donate, will I get a receipt?

When you donate through the Free Speech TV website or our call center, you will receive an automated confirmation email that serves as your donation receipt. If you do not have an email address on file with us, you may request a paper donation receipt by calling 303-442-8445 or emailing [email protected]. If we have your … Continued

When will I receive my free thank-you gift?

Most gifts are mailed using the US Postal Service to support this essential service in our country. Mail times vary depending on the time of year. Most items are shipped within two to three weeks of your donation date. If it has been 8 weeks or more since you made your donation and you have … Continued

I’ve heard about the Frontline Funders Fund. What is this? How do I become a Frontline Funder?

Did you know 55% of all viewer support is inspired by matching donations and challenges? That’s nearly $2 million a year! You can donate to our Frontline Funders Fund to directly support these matches and challenges. The minimum donation to the fund is $1,000. Some folks like to give once a year, others like to … Continued

I’m interested in including Free Speech TV in my will or other estate planning. How do I do that?

Naming Free Speech TV as a beneficiary in your life insurance plan, IRA or other retirement plan is a great way to leave a legacy and ensure that FSTV is sustained beyond your lifetime. Many supporters choose to name FSTV in their will or living trust, as it is an easy way to make a … Continued

How do I donate my old car? Can you take other types of vehicles, too?

Free Speech TV works with a third party organization called Vehicles for Charity. After contacting them, they will arrange the pickup and auctioning off of the vehicle. They are able to pick up from most destinations in the US. Whether it be an old truck, boat, motorcycle, trailer, or car, as long as the vehicle … 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