Public radio is often the ONLY source of local news, cultural content, and emergency alerts in our rural communities. Today, we’re teaming with the Alliance of Rural Public Media to celebrate the first ever #RuralVoicesDay! Join listeners from across rural America in supporting your local stations.

Federal support was an integral part of helping tribal stations broadcast to their communities. With funding cut, these stations must now close significant revenue gaps — or risk going off the air for good. 📲 Help ensure these vital voices are heard: goACPR.org

More than other broadcast services, listeners rely on public radio. Whether tuning in from the car or connecting from rural areas, local stations are vital. Public radio can’t rely on listener support alone. Help build a better future ➡️ goACPR.org

Rural radio IS public radio. Local stations cover the issues, industries, and ideas that matter to America’s farmers, families, workers, and everyone in between. These communities shouldn’t be left in the dark. Support rural radio: goACPR.org 🌄

Stations across the country are already feeling the impact of the loss of federal funding for public media. Layoffs, ending beloved local programs, cutting back on services — without additional federal support, even more could be at risk. 📲 goACPR.org

Public radio is local radio. That means: 📰 News covering the issues where YOU live. 🎨 Highlighting hometown artists & musicians. 📬 Updating listeners on community events, local businesses, & neighborhood programs. But to keep it free and independent, your stations need your help: goACPR.org

DID YOU KNOW? Most Americans trust and rely on public radio. ✅ 71% believe public radio is a valuable community service ✅ More than 7-in-10 rely on news and emergency alerts for their public safety

Public radio doesn’t just connect listeners in their local communities — it opens a door to the entire world, keeping us informed and in the know.

Amid new threats and ongoing challenges, public radio continues to keep our communities connected. Now, more than ever, we must fight for new ways to secure support for the stations you count on. Help us close out the year by sharing your support today!

Local public radio stations are starting to feel the impact of federal funding cuts. Layoffs, programming cuts, and reductions in news/emergency services could be possible. Yet your stations are resilient and committed to serving their communities. Do your part to keep them strong: goACPR.org

Federal support for public radio: it's practical, not political. @wvpublic.bsky.social

We’re fighting for the future of public radio and the local stations Americans turn to every day for news, music, and more. Join us!

Public radio brings communities together and connects listeners through one-of-a-kind programming and news. If local stations go off the air, that understanding of our fellow Americans could be lost — forever. @wfyi.bsky.social

Without federal support, public radio stations across the country will go silent. That means no emergency alerts, no local reporting, and no trusted public programming. It’s not just about losing content — it’s about losing connection. Take action before it's too late ➡️ goACPR.org

This Giving Tuesday, you can give back to your local public radio stations by recording a message sharing how much they mean to you. Your support helps your stations remain independent and on the air. Tell us why you support public radio at goACPR.org #GivingTuesday

Today is #GivingTuesday! Your local public radio stations provide so much to listeners, from in-depth reporting, to one-of-a-kind programming, to vital services that keep you and your family safe. Give back by sending a message to your lawmakers urging them to save this irreplaceable resource.

Your public radio stations are a source of community connection, news, unique music and local programming, and so much more. For #GivingTuesday this week, we’re calling on listeners to stand up for their local stations and send messages of support to their lawmakers to help secure their future.

Local public radio stations serve their communities every day. You can show your thanks by sending a message of gratitude and encouraging your lawmakers to save this incredible public resource 👇

Want to share why you’re thankful for public radio this Thanksgiving? Send a video message sharing what your local stations mean to you and the positive impact they have on your friends, family, and community: bit.ly/4ilAstW #Thanksgiving #SavePublicRadio

This #Thanksgiving, we’re grateful for the hundreds of local public radio stations that inform, entertain, and connect listeners across the country. 📲 If you’re thankful for your station, send a message of gratitude and tell your lawmakers to save this incredible public resource: bit.ly/4iofydR

Public radio shares the sounds of the holidays for millions of listeners. Whether cooking in your kitchen, traveling to be with family, or gathering with loved ones to celebrate — public radio is there for you. Share your thanks for your local stations and send a message of support today.

The hundreds of independent stations serving communities throughout the country ARE public radio. The local public services they provide — all for free, and backed by the large majority of Americans — are essential. Your voice matters. Stand up for your hometown stations at goACPR.org

Americans rely on public radio for their safety. When disasters strike — like flooding in Texas, tsunamis in Alaska & Hawaii, or hurricanes in North Carolina — and internet and phone access goes down, public radio provides invaluable reliability and connection that keeps communities safe.

From local sounds and news, to the national programming enjoyed by millions, public radio is the familiar soundtrack Americans turn to in their homes, their cars, and their communities — every day. @kuow.org #SavePublicRadio

While the loss of federal funding for public media was a significant blow, local stations are working hard to meet the moment and continue to serve you — the listeners. But they can’t do it alone. 📲 If you support public radio, help keep it strong by sharing why it matters to you: goacpr.org/video

On Veterans Day, public radio recognizes those who served and sacrificed for their communities and country. Local stations across the U.S. provide programming and coverage of veterans issues and proudly highlight their voices and stories. Add your support for this vital work at goACPR.org

Without your voice, your support, and your action, entire stations could go dark. Communities will lose their local lifelines. We still need your help to secure the future of funding — sign up today to save public radio: goacpr.org

Our fight isn’t over. Federal funding for public radio has expired, and the local stations that you rely on are at risk. Add your name today to stand with your local station and help save public radio: goacpr.org

Local news lives on public radio. 🎤 Stations and reporters embedded in the communities they cover. 🏛️ State and local government transparency. 📰 Covering issues overlooked by national media. We’re fighting to keep the news you turn to on the air. Join us: goACPR.org

Public radio is free, independent, and essential, sharing valued local programming that listeners rely on every day. But now, your local stations are facing a new reality without federal support. 🔌Help keep your community connected at goACPR.org

Public radio keeps American music on the air. Today, we’re celebrating #PublicRadioMusicDay2025 and the local stations that make your favorite music live, local, and essential. Find our how your local stations are getting in on the action at publicradiomusicday.org

No matter who you are, what you do, or where you live, public radio is dedicated to serving listeners like you. But this mission — backed by over 70% of Americans — is now in jeopardy without federal support. 🗣️ Speak up to keep your community connected: goACPR.org

Across every corner of America, local public radio stations are part of our daily lives — with over 1/3 of Americans tuning in every week for one-of-a-kind programming, local content, and community information. Here's how public radio is serving you 📻👇

Whether on the front lines of emergency communications in the wake of disasters, or reaching across party lines to share the news and programming most Americans trust, the power of public radio is on display in #NorthCarolina. @blueridgepublic.bsky.social @wfae.bsky.social

Most public radio stations are locally owned and operated. It is they who are most affected by the loss of funding — not national organizations and content producers. Your community shouldn’t pay the price for national issues. Visit goACPR.org for more on how you can help.

Public radio reporting on military and veterans’ issues is unmatched, highlighting the voices of Armed Services members at the state and local level. Military families rely on this coverage – but without federal funding, it will take all of us to keep it on the air. Voice your support at goACPR.org

The loss of federal funding jeopardizes the ability of independent Native radio stations in states like Arizona, Alaska, Oregon, Wisconsin, and beyond to serve Tribes and their surrounding communities. Learn how you can help at goACPR.org

In states like #Oklahoma, families rely on public radio for everything from educational programming to emergency alerts and information. Local stations like @kosuradio.bsky.social are on the front lines of emergency communications, and without funding, these vital systems are now at risk.

With the loss of federal funding for public media, it will be the independent, locally-owned-and-operated public radio stations that feel the greatest impact. The community content and services they share, such as emergency alerts and information, are not partisan — they’re critical.

Budget shortfalls, job losses, programming cuts, even stations shutting down — all consequences of the ending of federal funding for public media. Help secure the future of public radio in America: goACPR.org

🚨 Federal funding for public media — an investment made in an essential American resource for 50 years — has officially ended. To keep our communities connected, we need your help to stand with your local public radio stations today ➡️ goACPR.org

ALERT: Federal funding for public radio runs out in just hours. It’s up to us to secure continued support for this vital community investment and build a strong future for your local stations. ✅ Join the fight for the future of public radio: goACPR.org

Federal funding for public radio runs out on October 1, putting the local stations you rely on at risk. 📩 Contact your elected officials to help secure the future of critical funding: goACPR.org

Public radio is an investment in our communities and our country, serving all Americans regardless of where they call home. With federal funding set to run out next week, we must continue to support the local stations that make this vital service possible. Add your voice at goACPR.org

⏲ Time is running out for federal funding for public radio. Your local stations now face an uncertain future and are making difficult decisions about how to stay on the air. It’s up to us to secure the future of public radio. Take action at goACPR.org

Federal funding for public media will expire on October 1. While the circumstances have changed, our mission remains the same: fighting for the future of public radio. Add your name and tell your lawmakers — support the future of public radio: goACPR.org

Public radio isn’t just a source of news, entertainment, and information for listeners. It’s a launching pad to elevate the local voices and creative talent to the national stage. But now, without federal support, this pipeline is at risk. @wxpnfm.bsky.social

Amid the rise of news deserts, public radio stations provide essential local reporting on local government and business, high school sports coverage, and info on other events that connect audiences to their community. But without future support, news deserts will expand. 📰 Speak up at goACPR.org

In rural America, people can go miles without cell service or reliable internet. Public radio is often the only source of news and information for these communities. From the great plains to the sunbelt, local stations elevate the voices that make up the American heartland. Learn more at goACPR.org

Public radio is available to EVERYONE and opens the door to new experiences that can’t be found on commercial radio through unique news, music, and community programming. @boisestatepublicradio.org