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Donor Trends Public Television Causes list allows you to market to consumers and television viewers who donate generously to public broadcasting stations (PBS) and television stations. These men and women enjoy the TV programming offered by public TV and will donate a portion of their disposable income to keep their favorite shows on the air. From programs that provide historical information to children’s educational television, this group of monetary contributors enjoys television programming not readily available on commercial broadcasting networks.
Men and women who donate to public television enjoy commercial free entertainment. These broadcasting stations do not rely on or commercials from advertising sponsors to support their programming. Public television stations pay fees for their shows so they rely heavily on supporters who donate a portion of their income to continue their programming. Public TV has a variety of interesting shows including programming for children and teens, fine arts, drama, nature programming, history, music, public affairs, religious, environmental issues, biographies, travel, independent films, home improvement, documentaries, and interviews. Most stations depend on private member donations and will solicit donations through fundraising, pledge drives, telethons, and movie intermission pledges.
Donor Trends Public Television Causes list purchase a variety of items in support of public television broadcasting. They buy apparel that display support such as caps, hats, t-shirts, slacks, sweatshirts, jackets, vests, and hoodies. They will also buy key chains, glassware, mugs, newsletters, magazine subscriptions, pens, lapel pins, stationery, books, videos, CDs, paperweights, sports bottle, totes, novelties, magnets, and plaques to show their support. These men and women also purchase jewelry items from their favorite PBS programming such as bracelets, necklaces, earrings, and rings.
Donor Trends Public Television Causes mailing list is ideal for direct mail marketers, high-end retail industries, email compilers, children’s magazines and subscriptions, book publishers, music CD suppliers, educational providers, travel industry, and magazine publishers. |
