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Support the Institute for Rural Journalism and Community Issues Endowed Fund

The Institute for Rural Journalism has a mission of helping rural journalists define the public agenda in their communities through strong reporting and commentary - especially on issues that have local impact but often lack good local sources.

The IRJCI publishes The Rural Blog, a daily digest of events, trends, issues and journalism from and about rural America; Kentucky Health News, and independent news service supported by the Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky; and the Midway Messenger, an online newspaper for the Woodford County town with coverage by students in the college's community journalism courses.

You can support the Institute for Rural Journalism and Community Issues Endowed Fund on this page. If you'd like to give to another fund that is not listed, please use the search box in the upper right of this page and type in the desired fund to make your gift. We are grateful for your support!

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308 Lucille Little Library
Lexington, KY 40506
859-218-0290
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Supported by 110 Donations:

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  • Bradley A. M.
    Bradley A. M.
    I Gave $200
    In honor of Al Cross and his continued devotion to rural journalism. Nobody has worked at it harder.
  • Judy W.
    Judy W.
  • Loukia B.
    Loukia B.
    I Gave $100
    Rural journalism is needed for citizens living in small towns and so important now with metropolitan newspapers languishing across the country.
  • melissa e.
    melissa e.
    I Gave $100
    Melissa E. I donate $100 In honor of Al Cross
  • Matt S.
    Matt S.
    I Gave $150
  • Peter B.
    Peter B.
    I Gave $30
    The Rural Blog is so vital! Go Al Cross!!
  • Beverly K.
    Beverly K.
    Good journalism is crucial to the survival of democracy, and rural journalism has an important role to play in keeping the public informed.
  • Paul W.
    Paul W.
    I Gave $250
  • David B.
    David B.
    I Gave $100
  • Bradley A. M.
    Bradley A. M.
    I Gave $250
    If you live in a rural place, journalist or citizen, you need this information
  • Jennifer B.
    Jennifer B.
    I Gave $100
    The Institute and its Rural Blog are important tools for the journalism I provide through the nonprofit Hoptown Chronicle.
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    Anonymous
    I Gave $20
    Supporting articles on rural health care
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  • William M.
    William M.
    I Gave $200
    Good journalism is critical for our free society.
  • Lorraine G.
    Lorraine G.
    I Gave $150
    Excellent aggregator of critical rural news
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  • Carl P L.
    Carl P L.
    I Gave $250
  • Sandra W.
    Sandra W.
    I Gave $150
    Rural journalism is critical if we are to have well informed voters and engaged citizens.
  • Prof. Kakie Urch
    Prof. Kakie Urch
    I Gave $150
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    Anonymous
    I Gave $100
    We need high quality journalism now more than ever!
  • Loukia B.
    Loukia B.
    I Gave $200
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    Anonymous
    In support of the Summit on Journalism in Rural America
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    Anonymous
    I appreciate the caring conveyed in the articles.
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    Anonymous
    I Gave $150
  • Beverly K.
    Beverly K.
    Local journalism, especially in rural areas, is critically important.
  • Brad M.
    Brad M.
    I Gave $250
  • Nancy L G.
    Nancy L G.
    To continue support of the Institute for Rural Journalism & Community Issues work.
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