The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) partners with the state broadcast associations to document the community service works of local television and radio stations.
The results from our past four surveys have helped the industry draw attention to the substantial public service contributions America's broadcasters make to their communities – contributions that have great value and impact. And, as always, a major reason for the success of the industry's public service activities is that local broadcasters are making their decisions about where to contribute – and how – based on the specific needs of the communities they serve.
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PUBLIC SERVICE TRACKER
Keep track of your station's public service contributions.
NAB SPOTCENTER
View and download free public service materials for your radio or television station.
NATIONAL REPORT
View the National Association of Broadcasters' report on broadcasters' community service efforts.
NAB PUBLIC SERVICE INITIATIVES
Contact us at publicservice@nab.org or 202 429 5448.
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Local Broadcasters Generated $10.3 Billion in Community Service in a Single Year
Radio and television stations across the country generated $10.5 billion worth of public service to important community causes in 2005. From improving education to promoting public safety, broadcasters raised awareness for important causes in their local communities.
Read the National Report on Broadcasters' Community Service, which highlights broadcasters' public service contributions in 2005. The report includes data on stations' contributions and hundreds of stories that demonstrate the range of causes and local charities stations supported.
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