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Now that Congress has taken back funds appropriated for public radio and TV stations nationwide, individual contributions are more important than ever.

By narrow votes in the U.S. House and Senate, Congress has rescinded federal funds appropriated to support public radio and TV stations nationwide.

When U.S. Senators return to work July 7th, they'll have eleven days to decide whether public media stations can keep appropriated federal funding or take it back.

With "claw back" of federal funding for public media stations including KGOU now being debated in Congress, KGOU's fiscal year end fundraising is taking on added urgency.

Congress will soon be considering and voting on a "rescission package" that would take federal funding that has already been appropriated to support NPR and PBS stations.

Make a new resolution in 2022 - check out the resources available online at KGOU.org.

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