Gifts to KIXE through a bequest, living trust or other planned gift create a legacy that ensures public broadcasting in northern California will continue to be enjoyed for generations to come. Planned gifts offer a wonderful opportunity for those whose lives have been enriched by KIXE to make a lasting namesake contribution that makes certain today’s children and grandchildren will grow up in a community nourished by television programming that informs, educates and enlightens. In most cases, a planned gift will allow a KIXE supporter to save money on income, gift and estate taxes – money that can instead be put to use in the north state community. Gifts can be made by including KIXE in a will or trust or by naming Channel 9 as the beneficiary of a retirement plan or a life insurance policy. It is important to always contact a trusted tax professional or financial advisor before making any planned gift decisions. For more information on making a legacy gift to KIXE, contact Rob Keenan at 530-243-5493 or contact us via email.
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It may be their some viewers’ only opportunity to see a Broadway show, visit a National Park, access non-commercial public affairs programming, or receive critical emergency alerts. Each month, more than 36 million people watch their local PBS stations, more than 16 million viewers watch videos on PBS’s site and apps, and over 53 million fans enjoy PBS Digital Studios and other content on YouTube.
PBS stations reach more parents of young children than any other children’s TV network. PBS KIDS digital content reaches an average of 15 million monthly users.
For millions of Americans lacking reliable and affordable access to broadband internet — particularly in rural areas — PBS’s broadcast signal is uniquely important. Every day, PBS and its more than 330 member stations fulfill our essential mission to the American public, providing trusted programming that is uniquely different from commercial broadcasting and treating audiences as citizens, not simply consumers.
PBS ranks highly in terms of taxpayer value, with 66% of respondents calling it an “excellent” or "good" value behind only military defense (73%). PBS rated higher on this measure than other taxpayer-funded benefits such as social security, agriculture subsidies, infrastructure and environmental protections.
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