Vermont Public is an independent, community-supported public media organization dedicated to serving the state of Vermont. Formed through the merger of Vermont Public Radio and Vermont PBS, it offers a wide range of trusted journalism, educational programming, and cultural content. As a nonprofit entity, Vermont Public operates without paywalls or subscription fees, relying on donations from nearly 40,000 members.
The organization provides statewide access to public radio and television programming, featuring a mix of local and national content. This includes public service journalism, children's programming, and classical music, along with broadcasts from NPR, PBS, and BBC. Vermont Public also engages the community through digital platforms and events, supporting local creators with initiatives like the Made Here Fund. Its mission is to inform, educate, and entertain, fostering community connection and understanding across Vermont.
Vermont Public is an independent, community-supported public media organization dedicated to serving the state of Vermont. Formed through the merger of Vermont Public Radio and Vermont PBS, it offers a wide range of trusted journalism, educational programming, and cultural content. As a nonprofit entity, Vermont Public operates without paywalls or subscription fees, relying on donations from nearly 40,000 members.
The organization provides statewide access to public radio and television programming, featuring a mix of local and national content. This includes public service journalism, children's programming, and classical music, along with broadcasts from NPR, PBS, and BBC. Vermont Public also engages the community through digital platforms and events, supporting local creators with initiatives like the Made Here Fund. Its mission is to inform, educate, and entertain, fostering community connection and understanding across Vermont.
