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The journalism produced by ICT is free and available for everyone. Your support allows us to share stories of indigenous people throughout the country. It is because of dedicated contributors and passionate partners that we can continue delivery of daily news stories, lifestyle articles and classified job listings across digital, print and broadcast platforms. Our stories are your stories. Help us share what matters most.

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The journalism produced by ICT is free and available for everyone. To continue delivering quality news reports through our digital platform and daily newscast, we need your support. Every contribution is important to our mission of providing news and information that affects Indigenous communities. We can share our journalism across the Indigenous world with your help. Recurring gifts through a membership are important to our mission of providing news and information that affects Indigenous communities.

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Stay on the inside track through memberships in four levels that offer insights into ICT. Your recurring gift of as little as $10/month provides vital funding to fuel our ongoing operations and services.

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Friends of ICT

ICT recently celebrated 40 years of providing quality, Indigenous-centered journalism. Friends of ICT are among the people or organizations who have positively impacted the Indigenous news industry over the past 40 years and who will influence our nonprofit newsroom for the next 40 years.

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Phoenix 100

We’re seeking 100 generous benefactors to contribute leadership gifts of $5,000 or more in support of the ICT Newsast, the daily news program covering Indigenous news that launched in April 2020. Your gift helps sustain our existence.

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We’d love to hear from you! Reach out to learn more about how you can join us in our mission of telling the story of Turtle Island, the ancestral homeland of Indigenous people throughout North America.

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555 North Central Avenue
Phoenix, AZ 85004