The Texas Tribune is a nonprofit newsroom supported in part by corporate sponsors who share our belief that promoting greater civic engagement and informed discourse is a direct route to a better and more productive Texas. Sponsors play no role in guiding the journalism produced by the Tribune or the planning and execution of events.
The Tribune enjoys several different types of corporate support: digital revenue (site, multimedia and email messaging); digital in-kind (products and services that offset operating expenses); events revenue (sponsorship of ongoing Tribune Events conversations and symposia and the annual Texas Tribune Festival); and events in-kind (products and services that offset Tribune events expenses).
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The Tribune is committed to full transparency into our funding. Current-year unaudited amounts listed below are updated daily and are subject to change.
When Texas Tribune reporting includes individuals or corporations who have given $1,000 or more to this organization within the past five years, we disclose their names at the bottom of the article. Major sponsors that have given at least $100,000 since our founding in 2009 are also included.
The Texas Tribune also earns income from Texas Tribune Festival ticket sales; outside rentals of Studio 919, our events space; and subscriptions to The Blast, our politics newsletter. That revenue is not reported here but can be found in aggregate on our most recent Form 990 found on our financial documents page.
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