Supporters
Rebuild Local News is funded by donations from trade associations, professional groups, labor unions, and individuals – as well as from independent foundations and philanthropists. Among those who financially support us are:
Coalition Members
The Coalition acts as a forum for groups interested in the health of local news to discuss and advocate for public policy and represents more than 3,000 locally-owned and nonprofit, community-based newsrooms across the United States.
- National Newspaper Association
- The NewsGuild-CWA
- Institute for Nonprofit News
- National Newspaper Publishers Association
- Local Independent Online News
- Society for Professional Journalists
- Public Media Co.
- National Association of Hispanic Publications
- Association of Alternative Newsmedia
- Center for Cooperative Media
- Institute for Rural Journalism
- National Trust for Local News
- American Journalism Project
- Solutions Journalism Network
- Local Media Consortium
- Report for America / The GroundTruth Project
- Public Knowledge
- PEN America
- Trusting News
- Media and Democracy Project
- Military Veterans in Journalism
- The Lenfest Institute for Journalism
- Poynter
- National Federation of Community Broadcasters
- Mid-Atlantic Community Papers Association
- Wisconsin Newspaper Association
- Kansas Press Association
- Arizona Press Association
- New York News Publishers Association
- Maryland-Delaware-DC Press Association
- Mississippi Press Association
- West Virginia Press Association
- Colorado Press Association
- Maine Press Association
- Wyoming Press Association
- Alaska News Coalition
- Chalkbeat
- Black Voice News
- Afro-American Newspapers
- Ohio Center for Journalism
- Tucson Sentinel
- The Examiner News
- Key Biscayne Independent
- West View Media
- Sierra Nevada Ally
- Alameda Post
- Wrangell Sentinel
- Greensboro Latino
- TAPinto
- My Neighborhood News Network
- The JOLT News
If you’re interested in becoming a donor or part of the coalition, please contact us at info@rebuildlocalnews.org.