Your Gift Powers Local, Independent Journalism — During NewsMatch, It Goes TWICE as Far!
Make a tax-deductible gift to WVIA News by December 31, and your contribution will be matched dollar-for-dollar through the generosity of national and local partners, helping power trusted, independent journalism for our community.
What is NewsMatch?
NewsMatch is a national fundraising movement that boosts the power of local, nonprofit journalism by matching individual donations made between November 1 and December 31. For WVIA News, it’s a game-changer: every gift goes further, fueling deeper reporting, stronger community coverage, and the independent storytelling our region depends on. This campaign doesn’t just support journalism — it multiplies the impact of every supporter who believes in WVIA’s mission.
Our Impact is Simple but Powerful:
Stronger conversations, better decisions, and a more connected, informed region. From accountability reporting to stories that elevate local voices, WVIA News shines a light on issues that directly shape daily life in our region — education, health, the environment, the economy, and more.
Why Should I Trust WVIA News?
WVIA News is built on a simple promise: to serve our community with facts, depth, and integrity. Our journalists live here, understand the issues that shape our region, and report with transparency. We follow the story wherever it leads, guided by public-service values rather than profit or politics. When you support WVIA News, you’re investing in reliable local reporting that empowers informed decisions, strengthens our democracy, and keeps Northeastern and Central Pennsylvania connected to the truth.
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WVIA is the PBS and NPR affiliate serving over 22 counties in northeastern and central Pennsylvania. For over 50 years WVIA has been committed to serving the people by offering informational, educational, and entertaining content that enriches and expands viewpoints and serves as a catalyst for positive change. WVIA television channels include WVIA TV, WVIA PBS Kids 24/7, and WVIA Create. WVIA's radio channels include WVIA Radio, WVIA HD2 and the Chiaroscuro Channel. WVIA's programs can also be found streaming live and on-demand on wvia.org and the WVIA app.
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