How the Radio Program New Sounds' Was Saved
Briefly

WNYC, facing financial challenges and staff layoffs, successfully raised $1.5 million to prevent the cancellation of its influential New Sounds program. Among roughly 1,000 contributors, one anonymous listener donated $1.2 million, significantly aiding the campaign which sought to bridge a $12 billion budget gap. Despite some cuts, marquee programs remained unaffected, ensuring WNYC continues its legacy of new music programming amid difficult times. This fundraising success highlights the community's dedication towards sustaining cultural offerings, as the station navigates an evolving media landscape.
New York Public Radio managed to raise $1.5 million to save the New Sounds program, where one listener contributed a remarkable $1.2 million.
Despite financial difficulties and layoffs, WNYC secured the future of its influential New Sounds program through an effective fundraising effort during crucial times.
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