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Support KIXE PBS by Becoming a Corporate Sponsor!

Corporate sponsorship enables businesses to demonstrate their support for local public broadcasting while also helping KIXE PBS remain financially strong and stable. These sponsors have discovered that supporting public television benefits not only the community but also their own business.

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Sponsorship Options

KIXE PBS, broadcasting on Channel 9, is proud to serve the North State region, reaching viewers across ten counties: Butte, Colusa, Glenn, Lassen, Modoc, Plumas, Shasta, Siskiyou, Tehama, and Trinity. Our broadcast network includes KIXE PBS, KIXE Create, KIXE World, KIXE FNX and PBS Kids—offering trusted, educational, and enriching programming to over 500,000 viewers each week.

Connect with engaged viewers through pre-roll video sponsorships across all KIXE and PBS streaming platforms, including KIXE.org, PBS.org, and apps on Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire, and more. Sponsors enjoy visibility in a premium, brand-safe environment—alongside acclaimed shows like PBS NewsHour, Nature, Masterpiece, and Frontline.

KIXE Live brings people together—whether in person or online. Sponsors have the opportunity to be part of meaningful experiences that connect our North State communities through public forums, screenings, cultural celebrations, and educational gatherings.

Share your message directly with our most loyal supporters. KIXE’s email newsletters reach an opt-in subscriber base across the North State. Sponsorship opportunities include dedicated content placements to highlight your brand, promote special offers, or align with key outreach initiatives.

Raise awareness for your business with responsive banner placements across KIXE.org. Your message will be seen by a growing audience of monthly visitors on desktop and mobile, with minimal advertising clutter—ensuring high visibility and strong community alignment.

  • Turtle Bay

    Turtle Bay Exploration Park is a 300-acre cultural and educational destination along the Sacramento River in Redding, featuring a museum, wildlife exhibits, botanical gardens, and outdoor spaces that celebrate art, science, local history, and the region’s natural and Indigenous heritage. Highlights include the iconic Sundial Bridge, McConnell Arboretum & Botanical Gardens, and family-friendly outdoor experiences.

  • Members 1st Credit Union

    Founded in 1936, Members 1st Credit Union is non-profit cooperative and built on shared resources, democratic values, and cooperation. Unlike traditional banks, every member is both a customer and a shareholder. This member-owned structure allows us to return value directly to those we serve—creating a meaningful difference for our community.