Lois Davis has been a monthly donor since 2021.
Student journalism is a cause we can all support
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Many of us are looking for a great cause to support. Although we’re biased, we feel there’s no better cause than investing in the future of journalism and our Emerald journalists. As a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization, your donations to the Emerald are tax deductible.
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Student media matters.
Now more than ever
Thank you for your support!
Lois Davis has been a monthly donor since 2021.
Student journalism is a cause we can all support
During this holiday season, many of us are looking for a great cause to support. Although we’re biased, we feel there’s no better cause than investing in the future of journalism and our Emerald journalists. As a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization, your donations to the Emerald are tax deductible.
By making a one-time or monthly tax deductible donation (any amount), we will send you a free copy of “Hayward Field” Legends and Legacy,” produced by Emerald journalists.
Student media matters.
Now more than ever
Thank you for your support!
Capping off this year’s annual training week, the Emerald held their all-staff picnic featuring guest speaker Michele Matassa Flores, Seattle Times Executive Editor and Emerald EIC, 1984-85.
Journalism should be fiercely independent
Student videographer Marcus Ren utilized Emerald photo equipment to cover summer 2021 wildfires.
Supporting students
We are journalists, but we are also students. We hold ourselves to the highest journalistic standards while learning every day how to live up to them. Student media plays a vital role in training tomorrow's journalists, and our alumni have graduated to publications such as The New York Times, The Washington Post, CNN, NPR and more. But equally as remarkable are the EMG journalists who have gone on to launch media organizations in underserved communities, help news outlets more deeply connect with the people they serve and create the tools and technology that bring information right to your digital doorstep.
Emerald sports reporters Shawn Medow, Maggie Vanoni, and Sierra Webster at 2019 Women’s NCAA Final Four.
Your help matters
The media landscape is shifting beneath our feet, and traditional funding models for media have gone the way of the landline telephone (we don't even know how those work). We need your help to ensure that there is a sustainable future for student journalism. Because we are proudly independent from the university, we're relying on you to support our mission, our work and our journalists.
Your tax-deductible gift would help us:
• Travel to cover important events
• Attend invaluable journalism conferences
• Purchase necessary digital equipment
• Compensate more student journalists for their exceptional work
• Invest strategically in EMG's future
Emerald Media Group receives no funding from the University of Oregon and your donations help us maintain our independence.
We are an IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) tax-exempt charitable organization, and your donations to us are tax deductible.
Donations by check should be made payable to Emerald Media Group and mailed to 1395 University St. #302, Eugene, OR 97403
Major gifts will allow us to ensure Emerald independence for years to come.
Contact our publisher Bill Kunerth if you are interested in making a lasting impact on independent public service journalism at the University of Oregon.
Capping off this year’s annual training week, the Emerald held their all-staff picnic featuring guest speaker Michele Matassa Flores, Seattle Times Executive Editor and Emerald EIC, 1984-85.
center>Journalism should be fiercely independent
Emerald Media Group has been guided by these principles since we began serving the University of Oregon community in 1900. We produce quality journalism in the public interest to give you the information you need to better understand our shared experience as Ducks. We write the history of UO in real time, every day. Without us, that history would be lost.
Student videographer Marcus Ren utilized Emerald photo equipment to cover summer 2021 wildfires.
Supporting students
We are journalists, but we are also students. We hold ourselves to the highest journalistic standards while learning every day how to live up to them. Student media plays a vital role in training tomorrow's journalists, and our alumni have graduated to publications such as The New York Times, The Washington Post, CNN, NPR and more. But equally as remarkable are the EMG journalists who have gone on to launch media organizations in underserved communities, help news outlets more deeply connect with the people they serve and create the tools and technology that bring information right to your digital doorstep.
Emerald sports reporters Shawn Medow, Maggie Vanoni, and Sierra Webster at 2019 Women’s NCAA Final Four.
Your help matters
The media landscape is shifting beneath our feet, and traditional funding models for media have gone the way of the landline telephone (we don't even know how those work). We need your help to ensure that there is a sustainable future for student journalism. Because we are proudly independent from the university, we're relying on you to support our mission, our work and our journalists.
Your tax-deductible gift would help us:
• Travel to cover important events
• Attend invaluable journalism conferences
• Purchase necessary digital equipment
• Compensate more student journalists for their exceptional work
• Invest strategically in EMG's future
Emerald Media Group receives no funding from the University of Oregon and your donations help us maintain our independence.
We are an IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) tax-exempt charitable organization, and your donations to us are tax deductible.
Donations by check should be made payable to Emerald Media Group and mailed to 1395 University St. #302, Eugene, OR 97403
Major gifts will allow us to ensure Emerald independence for years to come.
Contact our publisher Bill Kunerth if you are interested in making a lasting impact on independent public service journalism at the University of Oregon.