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The Campaign for GBH / 2015–2020 FINAL REPORT

Digital Century Digital Leadership in the Leadership

1 / GBH Greetings CAMPAIGN CAMPAIGN STEERING COMMITTEE Barnett Kirstan Henry Becton Blenko Marcia Jr. M. Burnes, Richard Dayton Bay Lynn Ann Fudge Ann Gund Johnson Laura Susan Kaplan William Lowell Susan Luo Oscar Malcolm Diana Markowitz Martinez Rodrigo McKown Christopher Liz Morningstar Panas Alex Strauss Cynthia William Thorndike Simone Winston Ziegler Hans

equitable access to learning. to equitable access an overview will find in this report You five-year the the deep impact of of GBH and the Campaign. On behalf of extend we Committee, Campaign Steering support. your for thanks our sincere Jr. M. Burnes, Richard Trustees of Board Chair Emeritus, Campaign Co-Chair have dreamed possible. It has been It has possible. dreamed have a humblingsuch an on work honor to witness and to effort ambitious fundraising have donors commitment of the depth future. GBH’s to and only enriches Boston GBH not A strong toward England, it can guide the nation New profound a more civil public discourse, more appreciation a greater truth, for respect and more and history culture our shared of

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The Campaign for GBH The Campaign for with a solidified financial — in a state of continual continual of in a state lead public media into public media into lead — — the digital age. of hundreds the support of Through the donors, and thoughtful generous and producers our talented of expertise our Board, of and leadership the strength could than we more achieved have we Dayton Bay Lynn Trustees of Board Chair, Vice Campaign Co-Chair Dear Friends, Dear launched When we urgency. a sense of felt we ago, years five were platforms and Media consumption are and still transformation. certainty a deep sense of also felt We GBH, which has been a leader that than six more for in media innovation could decades, foundation More Than We Could Could Than We More Thank You Dreamed: Have COMMITTEE STEERING LETTER CAMPAIGN & THE CO-CHAIRS FROM 3 / GBH Greetings

FPO-PHOTO OUT FPO-PHOTO FOR RETOUCHING FOR led by Co-Chairs Lynn Dayton and Dayton Lynn Co-Chairs led by Advisors of our Board and to Rick Burnes; And a special Chair Liz Morningstar. led by Rick Burnes, Chair Emeritus, to thanks during most Trustees of who led the Board the Campaign. of our donors all of to I am deeply grateful in the who believed staff and dedicated public media, helping GBH bridge of power connecting and cultures, communities come. to years us all for Abbott C. Jonathan & CEO President

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while inspiring and illuminating along while inspiring and illuminating the way. our Board to thanks sincere my I extend Chair Ann Fudge, led by Trustees of Committee the Campaign Steering and PRX. We’ve added new leadership leadership added new and PRX. We’ve NOVA, GBH News, the helm of at and AMERICAN EXPERIENCE, and the Foundation across all productions over awards prestigious many garnered the Campaign. of the course and inter- diverse In an increasingly mission has never our connectedworld, for GBH is a hub important. been more change and understanding, positive focused on the public good. sustains GBH being society by a democratic affirms and facilitating civic dialogue, for a catalyst engaged communities more stronger, including children’s media and education; mediaeducation; and including children’s art and culture; journalism; history, and science. began the we since years In the five greatly Campaign, evolved, GBH has with reach geographic our expanding England Public New the additions of Media and our Worcester in Springfield PRI of and with the merger bureau, news

As the country’s largest producer of of producer largest As the country’s can our content public media programs, anywhere, device, on any be streamed now during the on-demand. And even the coronavirus by challenges brought over-the-air our digital and pandemic, providing are children serviceslearning for and in elementary needed continuity helping close the secondary education, equity gap. achieved this Campaign, we’ve Throughout as the media milestones significant several especially shifted, in landscape rapidly amid the pivoted we when year the past racism on systemic a reckoning pandemic, election. the pages In and a consequential the significant will illustrate we follow that impact realize the Campaign helped to areas, in our priority programming Ensuring a Robust Future Future a Robust Ensuring Media Public for ABBOTT JON LETTER GBH PRESIDENT & CEO FROM of generosity the extraordinary to Thanks Campaign enabled our five-year so many, on its public media mission, deliver GBH to content, and digital-first with broadcast video games and more. apps, podcasts, public media lead doing our part to are We fulfilled our promise and we the future, into and enable democracy seek the truth, to heard. are voices diverse ensure 5 / GBH Greetings

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Engage Children’s & Education Media Children’s Media & Education As a leading and trusted producer of children’s media, our multiplatform educational resources inspire and entertain as they teach critical thinking, science literacy and civic engagement. Education is at the core of GBH’s mission. Long a leader The Campaign enabled GBH to continue to transform the lives of children, youth, families and teachers. in producing award-winning children’s and youth media and classroom materials for PBS, GBH reaches millions When schools across the state closed in March 2020 of young people annually through engaging and interactive due to the pandemic, GBH was the go-to resource for the Massachusetts Department of Education to ensure content that can be accessed across all platforms. that learning could continue. With Campaign support GBH is uniquely situated to increase access to quality we were able to respond and develop: educational programming and resources among all ƒƒ Free digital resources from PBS ƒƒ Family Fun at Home, children, particularly those in underserved communities. LearningMedia, easily accessible for an English/Spanish more than one million monthly users summer program featuring hands-on activities, online ƒ ƒ On-air programming via GBH games and print copies WORLD that reached more than that were distributed 65,000 families with limited access across the state— to broadband and devices, a third of all starring beloved which identify as minority households PBS KIDS characters

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Children’s & Education Media “Scant words can express the deep gratitude I have for what GBH has created for students

and their families.”—MASSACHUSETTS PARENT

GBH crossed an important threshold by 47 million including 8.5 million kids ages In addition to supporting beloved and long-standing programs, Engaging Young creating in 2019 the multiplatform series 2–11. Of those 47 million, 820,000 are donor gifts provided revenue to fund a team focused on new Audiences Molly of Denali, the first nationally American Indian/Alaska Native viewers. distributed children’s series to feature an initiatives with educators, families and communities. Supporters Reaching out to Generation Z Alaska Native lead character. Alaska Native Molly of Denali is an action-adventure also enabled continuing research and development, including and Millennial age groups, GBH comedy that follows the adventures voices were brought into all aspects of impact studies to evaluate learning media success and areas produced in 2020 Keep It Social, production, both on and off camera. The of curious and resourceful 10-year-old a national weekly digital series for improvement or enhancement. Promising pilot projects program has won critical acclaim and Molly Mabray, an Alaska Native girl. focusing on topical social numerous awards, including the 2020 The series is also educationally rich, include the following: and digital media issues Television Critics Association award for designed to help kids ages 4–8 develop and trends, streaming weekly Outstanding Achievement in Youth knowledge and skills for interacting ƒƒ 2Gen, an initiative developing ƒƒ Supporting Teachers: As COVID-19 on YouTube. Career Hacks, Programming and a George Foster with informational texts through video educational media that addresses disrupted all aspects of school and a digital series for high school Peabody award for Children’s content, interactive games and real- the learning needs of both immigrant learning in 2020, the GBH Education and college graduates, offered Programming. Immediately world activities. children and their parents. In collab- Department launched its virtual tips on how to effectively popular, the program has oration with New England Public Media Educator Peer Exchanges to support work from home and enter To complement the award-winning series, a reach of more than (an affiliate of GBH), this initiative is teachers as they engaged in distance the workforce. For tweens, GBH created a suite of new hands-on built on clear evidence that improving learning. In June, with the nation an often-overlooked audience, games for 4– to 8–year–olds featuring parent education and economic stability reckoning with racial injustice and GBH launched a new podcast, indoor and outdoor activities that support translates into gains for kids’ learning violence, the series continued, with “The Creeping Hour.” Released literacy and strengthen social studies and development. hundreds of educators attending in the run-up to Halloween 2019 knowledge. GBH also launched a new forums where they could discuss and re-released for Halloween Molly podcast, now in its second season. ƒƒ Youth Stand Up focuses on the equitable and inclusive instruction, 2020, the pilot podcast is pivotal years of adolescence when classroom conversations about race a signature offering in GBH’s kids learn how they can actively and hear from experts in culturally foundation-wide effort to create participate in society. Showcasing and historically responsive education. content for kids ages 8-12 who near-peer role models, youth groups have loved but outgrown GBH and middle school classrooms across children’s programs. In 2019, the Massachusetts, GBH is developing eight-episode series topped the media resources to inspire and activate Apple podcast chart for kids and young people. The civics curriculum families, with more than 200,000 and educational media are being downloads for three weeks. tested with eighth graders in Boston’s Mattapan neighborhood.

Molly of Denali and her dog Suki

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The Vote The Vote Woodstock: Days that Three a Generation Defined Chasing the Moon Crusade The Eugenics War The Great Oklahoma City ‘36 of Boys 2017 2018 2019 2016 2020 AMERICAN EXPERIENCE FILMS STANDOUT

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(2020) charted American American charted (2020) Oklahoma City Chasing the Moon to than 5 million views. more The Vote the to march determined women’s the myriad illuminating box, ballot obstacles social, political and cultural accompanied The film was faced. they outreach an ambitious community by campaign. and engagement In 2017, and Award Peabody Foster a George Emmy a Primetime for nominated was Merit in documentary Exceptional for the filmmaking. The film explores the worst of narratives intertwined in the U.S. attack terrorist domestic movement and the anti-government actions. the devastating inspired that

celebrated celebrated Chasing the Moon, and AMERICAN EXPERIENCE marking in 2018, its anniversary 30th historical unparalleled decades of three GBH In 2020, storytelling. documentary as the new Cameo George welcomed is embracing George producer. executive the scope the series’ broaden mission to and filmmakers of diversity content, of especially by storytelling, of depth groups. underrepresented AMERICAN multiple season saw The 2019 including two epic EXPERIENCE premieres, the 50th anniversaries films celebrating in American history: moments watershed of Defined Days That Three Woodstock: a Generation duPont-Columbia a 2021 for nominated the of the drama which brought award, never like the screen moon landing to related digital content Additional before. History, Arts History, & Culture platforms, multiple across PBS content of producer As the largest with our communities to a special contribution GBH makes The Campaign all kinds. of audiences for arts and culture history, productions timely and compelling pipeline of a strong supported and digital features.

and accomplishments of the past, the better the better the past, of and accomplishments with the challenges deal to are equipped we takes GBH and the present. opportunities of on an unrivaled exploration its audiences with programs arts and culture, history, of with the world. produced and shared in Boston The more Americans know about the struggles aboutstruggles the Americans know The more Inspire 13 /

History, & Culture Arts

MASTERPIECE, under the leadership MASTERPIECE GBH Media Library Music and the arts are central to GBH’s continues to treat audiences to new that dates back to 1854. The final product of new Executive Producer Susanne STANDOUT PROGRAMS & Archives mission to engage, illuminate and inspire. and emerging artists with intimate was broadcast and streamed worldwide, Simpson and Executive Producer- With Campaign support over the past five performances in the incomparable reaching 145,000 viewers. 2020 World on Fire at-Large Rebecca Eaton, will celebrate The Campaign strengthened years, GBH has strengthened its technical GBH Fraser Performance Studio Open Studio with Jared Bowen invites the remarkable achievement of 50 Sanditon the GBH Media Library and capacity and role as a preeminent that are available 24/7 on gbh.org. audiences to the sets, studios and stages years on television in 2021, making Archives, which preserves contributor to the region’s cultural scene. Taking a leadership role during of both known and unknown artists. it the nation’s longest-running prime- 2019 Lés Miserables and shares a rich collection CRB Classical 99.5 provides 167 hours the 2020 pandemic, GBH worked The weekly television series blends time drama series. During the Campaign, of GBH film, video and audio 2018 Little Women a week of music programmed, hosted and with our music partners to use Fraser profiles, performances and contemporary MASTERPIECE reached several recordings dating back to 1946 produced in our studio. In addition, the Performance Studio and our award- exhibitions by artists in Greater Boston, milestones, releasing its first-ever 2017 Victoria and covering many of the most station features the artistry of local music winning production team to produce New England and across the country. feature film, The Chaperone, expanding culturally and historically 2016 The Durrells in Corfu partners on our airwaves and digital countless hours of music content that The program did not miss a beat as its podcast lineup with “Mining Poldark” important events of our time. platforms. More than a quarter million groups were able to stream to their the pandemic took hold, continuing to and publishing new educational outreach Poldark A challenge grant from the 2015 bring the creativity of artists to viewers materials, all while broadening its reach National Endowment for the on GBH 2 and listeners on GBH 89.7. in both broadcast and digital spaces. Humanities is enabling GBH “You’ve helped to make my home a sanctuary of peace MASTERPIECE’s 50th Anniversary to digitize 83,000 of the Fund attracted support most at-risk assets, for years, but now you are going above and beyond.” that provided including preservation the series with the and digitization of the ―CRB LISTENER resources needed Masterpiece Theatre to respond nimbly to programs hosted by people listen to CRB Classical 99.5 during audiences. During one incredible week, the changing media Alistair Cooke and a week—via broadcast and online—and GBH hosted a performance and Q&A landscape with the first 15 seasons the audience is increasing and becoming session with jazz pianist Aaron Goldberg a multiplatform of FRONTLINE. younger. With donor support, CRB also and produced a global livestreamed presence. Leadership of these updated its app, which now offers multiple concert featuring Yo-Yo Ma. Special donor valued collections streams and specialized music content. support will allow GBH Music to expand is assured by a gift CRB Classical 99.5 airs 50 broadcasts its globally streamed music performances made to the Campaign of the Boston Symphony Orchestra from with great artists well into 2021. to endow the David O. Symphony Hall and Tanglewood each year. Ives Executive Director In December 2020, GBH and the Handel of the Media Library Our jazz and Celtic radio shows, hosted and Haydn Society (H+H) produced and Archives position. by local legends Eric Jackson and Brian Handel’s “Messiah” For Our Time,” O’Donovan, help GBH shine as one a COVID-safe video recording of the of the deepest and most diverse music holiday classic, thus continuing H+H’s sources in the country. Front Row Boston annual tradition of holiday performances

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Inform Journalism GBH 89.7 and Local Journalism

Local journalism is GBH’s North Star. It continues to earn prestigious awards for its day-to-day reporting and overall performance. In 2017 GBH News won two Edward R. Murrow Awards, for feature reporting and continuing coverage. In 2019 and 2020, GBH News won a total of ten Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards including one in 2020 for overall excellence, reflecting the breadth and scope of the local Journalism is a cornerstone of a healthy democracy. news operation’s radio and digital coverage. GBH provides a trusted, noncommercial, independent source of news and information with an unswerving At a time when many newsrooms are shrinking, GBH’s is thriving: dedication to transparency and accuracy. Flexibility, ƒƒ A new Dorchester Bureau opened ƒƒ GBH News joined a first-ever in 2017, giving GBH reporters on-the- collaboration with WBUR to deliver experimentation and rapid deployment of new ideas are ground access to Boston’s largest and local news reporting for NPR’s needed now more than ever, and the Campaign provided most diverse neighborhood. “Consider This” podcast. And on television, GBH News’ Basic Black, ƒ support for all of GBH’s journalistic efforts—including ƒ The Worcester Bureau opened the longest running program on in 2020, expanding our reach across public television about communities GBH News, FRONTLINE, The World and GBH WORLD. the Commonwealth. Worcester has long of color, was awarded in 2020 been a city of cultural and demographic the prestigious Governor’s Award diversity and economic innovation, from the New England Academy as well as a hub for higher education of Television Arts and Sciences. and health care—and had been underserved by local news media.

Callie Crossley, host of Basic Black and Under the Radar 17 /

Journalism

Impactful ƒƒ The GBH BPL Studio has proven highly GBH WORLD: FRONTLINE: The Gold Standard Investigations successful in engaging the community AMERICA since its opening in 2016, hosting REFRAMED for Investigative Journalism In its first installment, The Color broadcasts and live programming Through a diverse of Public Money, an inquiry ranging from the popular talk show selection of independent Our flagship investigative journalism program FRONTLINE has been FRONTLINE by the GBH News Center for Boston Public Radio to live music documentaries, America STANDOUT FILMS Investigative Reporting, reported performances to Lunch Hour Live American television’s top long-form news and current affairs series ReFramed delivers The Virus: What a 24% decrease in the value interviews streamed on Facebook for compelling stories that since 1983, winning every major journalism and broadcasting award, Went Wrong? of state contract awards won The Great American Read, NOVA and illuminate the changing including the prestigious duPont-Columbia Gold Baton, as well as by minority-owned firms over more. It expanded to offer a diverse contours of our ever- Emmy and Peabody awards. FRONTLINE, led by Executive Producer For Sama the past two decades. Following array of virtual events in 2020. evolving country. Stories the report’s subsequent findings span the spectrum of Raney Aronson-Rath for the past five years, received 2018 and 2020 Bitter Rivals: ƒƒ In September 2020, GBH News in 2020, Governor Baker American life, from the Academy Award nominations, and the series has been nominated Iran and Saudi Arabia launched COVID and the Classroom, announced new legislation that streets of towns big a year-long series that follows three for three 2021 duPont-Columbia Silver Baton awards. Poverty, Politics would authorize the state Supplier and small to exurbs high school students from three and country roads. The and Profit Diversity Office to make minority different Massachusetts communities series presents an array Campaign support enabled the series “The FRONTLINE Dispatch” podcast contracting a priority. GBH News The Choice 2016 as they navigate their landmark senior of personal voices and to hire veteran journalists to research launched in 2018, expanded the series’ had long partnered with the year in the midst of a global pandemic. experiences allowing and pursue original investigative reporting tradition of tough, fair and deeply investigative unit and acquired viewers to learn from projects and share the resulting stories reported journalism into the it in 2019. The unit has produced ƒƒ GBH News has provided reliable, our past, understand on both broadcast and digital platforms. audio space. Produced at numerous stories that have local COVID-19 reporting in its daily our present and Funding also supported interactive GBH and distributed by resulted in reforms, including challenge themselves radio program (also a podcast) digital features. PRX, “The FRONTLINE series on children dying in the to seek new frameworks In It Together, hosted by Arun Rath, Dispatch” features state foster care system, jailhouse for America’s future. who was named 2020 Best Radio Reflecting its mission to hold institutions reporters around suicides and wrongful convictions. Personality by Boston Magazine. and officials accountable, FRONTLINE the country launched its Transparency Project in 2017 and the world. to shine a light on the source material for its journalism. While FRONTLINE “We get expert opinion and diversity of beliefs and has been putting transcripts online since 1996, today’s expanded catalog includes hear stories that raise our compassion. It is quite hundreds of interviews conducted by our filmmakers online in video and text, a diet and the right diet for an informed public.“ published in a format designed to make it easy to navigate by subjects and themes. —GBH MEMBER

Photo Credits, photo credits FRONTLINE’s For Sama 19 / Science

Decoding COVID-19 Decoding The Planets Addiction the Decoding Machine Weather Superstorms the Rise of Can Alzheimer’s Be Stopped? 2017 2018 2019 2016 NOVA STANDOUT FILMS STANDOUT NOVA 2020

Polar Extremes Polar Polar Extremes Polar Dr. Patel, covers the science behind the science covers Patel, Dr. the pandemic the day—from of the news 2018 DNA. NOVA’s to uncovered the bizarre climate the bizarre historyuncovered sheets ice miles-thick from the poles, of with life. teeming polar forests warm to is only on television a show premiering But multi-platform the beginning. NOVA’s and reach sustained ensure initiatives watched million viewers impact. About 4.5 streamed and it was the broadcast, The film has had 40,000 times. 150,000 And on Facebook. views had 800,000 videos have short-form and Twitter. YouTube on Facebook, views

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, a NOVA digital series , a NOVA Decoding COVID-19 than 55 million viewers, equivalent to 1 in 6 of the U.S. population. population. the U.S. 1 in 6 of to equivalent million viewers, than 55 and Chris Julia Cort GBH welcomed In 2019, of producers Schmidt executive as the new the series was Under their leadership, NOVA. Journalism School a Columbia for nominated Silver Awards I. duPont-Columbia Alfred 2021 for Baton During the Campaign, GBH has diver- in the sciences sified its digital library Parentalogic Alok pediatrician/journalist by cohosted Van Bethany and comedian/parent Patel A lighthearted in 2020. Delft, debuted parents, young series for babies of and science the health into dives and childhood with humor. by also hosted podcast, first NOVA’s Science of It is a family program. a television just is not NOVA Today, and interactive programs outreach youth series, digital podcasts, and innovate to NOVA Campaign supportgames. has allowed all Across its audience. and expand its digital presence expand connects with more NOVA year, a of the course over platforms,

Science and technology are rapidly rapidly are technology and Science our society enhancing and disrupting impacts profound with daily, and planet the largest As confront we on our lives. the ongoing our lifetimes, pandemic of change crisis and dilemmas climate science about artificial intelligence, than ever. important is more literacy Illuminate 21 / Science

H2O: The Molecule that Made Us Innovative GBH Planet Forward Fund Science Storytelling Climate change is not only a science issue. It has direct and urgent NOVA partnered with science tackled the topic of the Earth’s rising implications for health, society and the economy. It is also an equity museums across the country for temperature and researchers’ work to GBH Studio Six brings its issue, as we have seen how climate disproportionately affects screenings of the film, including events not only stop CO2 from being released signature science storytelling at the Smithsonian National Museum of into the atmosphere but also to remove talents to the wonders of natural communities of color. Natural History and the Natural History or counteract the warming from the CO2 history. The original three-part Public media has a vital role to play are charting paths toward solutions. Museum of Los Angeles County. Designed that is already present. The film introduced series H2O: The Molecule in presenting programs and films that The 2:1 challenge will support and to draw a younger audience to the scientists and engineers from around the That Made Us was presented help engage, illuminate and inspire future catalyze the work of GBH’s award-winning excitement of polar science, a ten-part world who are developing new technologies as a podcast-style documentary, generations of caretakers of our planet. productions and broadcasts (including digital series, Antarctic Extremes, explored to mimic Earth’s operating system—from revealing how water underpins In 2020, GBH geared up to lead a but not limited to NOVA, FRONTLINE, the nitty-gritty of what it is like to live manipulating our atmosphere to reflect every aspect of our existence. climate initiative that will engage the The World, Innovation Hub and Studio Six), and work in sub-zero temperatures, more sunlight, to building machines that The series, which had trans- entire organization. along with collaborations with other public howling winds and ever-present danger. suck carbon dioxide right out of the air, Atlantic appeal, earned the Best media productions and organizations. to planting trees to do the job for us. Series Panda Award during UK’s Through the GBH Planet Forward In early March, donor support allowed Gifts to the fund will power climate virtual Wildscreen Festival, widely Fund, GBH will bring public attention NOVA to produce an array of films In its first foray into youth programming, initiatives and science journalism in 2021 considered the Oscars of the to the problems of climate change to create a deeper understanding of NOVA’s Youth Science Journalism and beyond. natural history world. It also as well as to the climate solvers who COVID-19. These included a short video Program: NOVA Science Studio features was recognized for Best Limited explaining what was known about the virus, an interdisciplinary curriculum focused on Series at the Jackson Wild Media NOVA’s Polar Extremes primers on the science behind coronavirus science communication, digital media Awards, the Wyoming-based testing and RNA vaccine development literacy and video production. With a goal wildlife film festival. and the film Decoding COVID-19, which to empower youth to tell stories about the covered in real time the unprecedented world in new ways, the NOVA Science Studio global effort to understand and contain exposes students to a wide range of careers the virus—and find a treatment and vaccine in STEM, journalism and media production. for the disease it causes.

In its continuing coverage of the climate crisis, NOVA’s Decoding the Weather Machine explored how Earth’s intricate climate system is changing. With Can We Cool the Planet? NOVA 23 / Emerging Platforms

Escape Lab Escape Justin Shaifer, Shaifer, Justin host of host

Joyce and Arthur nationally recognized productions, productions, recognized nationally ANTIQUES including NOVA, ROADSHOW, Chen Cooks. team Platforms The Emerging apply to GBH across has partnered building they’ve From what learned. GBH for prototypes story Instagram concepts TikTok piloting to News the team with GBH Education, than a half- with more has worked productions. dozen GBH in 2018 innovations, In other Public of the merger supported PRX, (PRI) and International Radio audio expanded for the way paving distribution. and podcast content GBH brought together content from from content together GBH brought ƒ ƒ ƒ ƒ

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The Campaign underwrote a groundbreaking a groundbreaking The Campaign underwrote Platforms the Emerging project, three-year with experiment with the goal to Initiative, platforms on new storytelling of forms new audiences. new for Innovate Names & Numbers 27 / 27 Campaign by Campaign the Numbers Campaign by The Campaign received restricted, unrestricted and planned gifts, helping GBH to deliver on its public media mission to present independent, creative and quality programming and reporting. the Numbers NUMBER OF CAMPAIGN DONORS

Between July 1, 2015–December 31, 2020 the Campaign for GBH Revenue by Source Individual Giving by Gift Type raised a historic $215 million, against an original goal of $175 million. 2,067 58 $51.2M Foundations Over 2,000 generous donors, including individuals and foundations, Individuals Foundation Grants contributed to sustain GBH’s mission and impact in four priority content areas: children’s media and education; history, arts and 304 111 24% 30% $49.8M culture; journalism; and science. Here is a snapshot of how our Donors of New donors of Planned donors chose to generously invest in GBH. $100K or more $100K or more Gifts

$163.9M 76% $114M 70% Individual Outright Gifts Giving & Pledges

Ralph Lowell Society Patron Program Growth $6.0M $5.8M Annual donors to the Ralph Lowell $5.79M Planned Gifts by Type Revenue by Program Area Society represent an important $5.6M $5.56M source of unrestricted revenue $28.6M $5.4M for GBH. This community of Science patrons grew throughout the five- $5.2M $5.25M 14% year period, contributing a total $52.2M $5.0M $19.9M 24% Unrestricted of $31 million, including outright gifts Bequest as shown below, as well as through REVENUE $4.8M $4.85M 1,333 1,300 DONORS $20.9M 40% 42% Distributions

multi-year pledge commitments $4.68M 1,261 1,200 DONORS Bequest $58.7M 27% 4% $8.8M $4.6M DONORS Intentions beyond the close of the Campaign 1,186 Journalism Children’s Media 1,176 DONORS 1,100 & Education in December 2020. $4.4M DONORS 31% 1,066 $4.2M DONORS 1,000 7% 11% 900 $4.0M $3.6M FY16 FY17 FY18 FY19 FY20 Life Income $5.4M $66.6M Gifts Outright History, Arts Endowment & Culture Gifts 26 29 / JournalismCampaign Donors

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