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Attention:  All NFPB Members

This is notice that the Annual Membership Meeting of the National Friends of Public Broadcasting will take place by conference call on Monday, December 12, at 1:30 p.m. Eastern. Call in number is 979-847-9187.

Please confirm your attendance to pacella@thirteen.org or 212-560-2708 as soon as possible. This will facilitate in reserving the number of telephone lines needed. The meeting agenda will follow.

Welcome to the National Friends of Public Broadcasting!  We're delighted you have chosen to be part of this historic organization dedicated to fostering volunteerism in public media.

You'll soon receive information from our Membership Chair, and you’ll be added to our ListServ and E-Blast lists.  In the meantime, we invite you to visit the Members Only page of the NFPB website.  Contact us  to provide you access to the members only section of the web site and see much more of what NFPB has to offer.

We look forward to getting to know you, and hope you’ll be able to join us at the next NFPB/PBS Annual Conference in Denver, May 14-17, 2012 at the Sheraton Denver Downtown.  Mark the dates! 

Dorothy Pacella, Chair, NFPB

Ph:  212.560.2800   Fax:  212-560-2091  

  

NFPB is proud to be an official partner in the speak-out campaign 170 Million Americans.   Let your voice be heard on behalf of public broadcasting! Click here to learn more about this effort and “sign on” to be part of 170 Million Americans.

 What would your life be like without public broadcasting? 
 

Look for NFPB on PBS Connect under Educate/Outreach, then click on Friends and Volunteers. 

Read about great public media volunteer-run projects such as Rocky Mountain PBS: Our Story, Our Legacy, how WFYI Indianapolis is Leveraging Volunteer Expertise in Today’s Economy, how to access Sandy Stuckmann’s 2010 presentation Be More & Do More in a Downturn Economy, and many more – and submit your own station’s volunteer-run project story. 

 

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