Empowering San Diego: Support Local News Today!
As the year draws to a close, Times of San Diego is launching its critical annual fundraiser. We’re reaching out to our community to secure $28,000, ensuring we continue to deliver the high-quality local news and insightful opinion pieces San Diegans deserve.
The Critical Need for Local Journalism
In an era where newsrooms across the country are facing unprecedented challenges—with an average of two newspapers closing each week—Times of San Diego stands firm. We are dedicated to investing in robust local journalism that keeps our community informed and connected. Your support means we can provide a crucial counter-narrative to the decline of local news, focusing on the stories that matter most to you, right here in San Diego.
Our Urgent Goal: $28,000 by December 31st
This year’s fundraiser is vital. Our target is to raise $28,000 by December 31st to power our operations and sustain our commitment to independent reporting. This funding ensures we can continue covering a wide range of topics, from local politics and business to arts, health, and crime, delivering news that directly impacts your daily life.
Unlock Matching Funds: Your First Gift Doubles Impact!
We have an exciting incentive to make your contribution go even further! If we reach 100 first-time donors during this campaign, additional matching funds will be unlocked. This is a powerful opportunity for new supporters to significantly amplify their impact, helping us secure a stronger financial foundation for the future of local news.
What Your Donation Fuels
When you contribute to Times of San Diego, you’re not just donating; you’re investing in the fabric of our community. Your generosity directly supports:
- Trusted Reporting: Unbiased, factual news that San Diegans can rely on for accuracy and integrity.
- Thoughtful Storytelling: In-depth articles and features that go beyond the headlines to provide context and understanding.
- Essential Coverage: From breaking news alerts to comprehensive analyses of local issues, ensuring our community is always informed on topics from education and events to military and technology.
We believe that an informed citizenry is the foundation of a healthy democracy. Your support allows us to uphold this principle by providing timely, relevant, and accurate information that shapes public discourse in San Diego.
How to Make a Difference Today
Joining our mission is straightforward. Choose the donation method that best suits you and become a part of the movement to sustain quality local journalism.
| Donation Type | Suggested Options | Custom Amount |
|---|---|---|
| One-time | $100, $180, $300 | Other |
| Monthly | $10, $15, $25 | Other |
| Annually | $120, $180, $300 | Other |
Don’t wait! Click here to donate now and help Times of San Diego continue its vital work for our city.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the primary goal of this year-end fundraiser?
Our goal is to raise $28,000 by December 31st to fund local news operations and ensure continued comprehensive coverage for San Diegans. - How can my donation help unlock additional matching funds?
By being one of the first 100 individuals to make a first-time donation to Times of San Diego during this campaign, you help us reach a crucial milestone to unlock further matching support. - What specifically does my donation support?
Your contribution directly fuels trusted reporting, thoughtful storytelling, and essential daily news coverage across all of San Diego’s key topics, from politics and crime to arts and community events. - Why is local journalism so important for San Diego?
Local news provides critical insights into issues directly affecting our neighborhoods, holding leaders accountable, fostering public discourse, and building a more informed, engaged, and vibrant San Diego community.
By supporting Times of San Diego, you are not just funding a newspaper; you are empowering an essential pillar of our democracy and ensuring that quality local journalism thrives in our beloved city. Your generosity makes all the difference.
Support San Diego local news by year end
