The Mission Society is the highest level of corporate support to WFYI. Mission Society members allow WFYI to fulfill its mission to serve as a community resource by providing educational, informational, and cultural services and entertainment of the highest quality through television and radio programs, educational telecommunications services and community outreach events and activities.

Mission Society members include BioCrossroads, Butler University, CICOA Aging & In-Home Solutions, Clarian Health, Clowes Memorial Hall of Butler University, Eiteljorg Museum of American Indian and Western Art, Fairbanks, Goelzer Investment Management, IceMiller LLP, Indianapolis Public Schools, Indiana Historical Society, Indiana State Museum & Historic Sites, Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, Marsh, The Nature Conservancy, OneAmerica, St. Vincent Health and Terry Lee Honda.

Testimonials

"We continue to believe that WFYI is a valuable resource to the community…it covers the things that matter to people." - John Mundell, Mundell & Associates, Inc.

"People constantly tell me they heard our ad on WFYI. Underwriting WFYI allows us to gain exposure for Kightlinger & Gray while helping to ensure that we can hear all of their superb programming." - D. Bryce Zoeller, Kightlinger & Gray, LLP

"If you are a new or existing company and would like to get your name out into the community – and also benefit the community – underwriting on WFYI is the way to go!" - Jim Boggeman, Runnebohm Construction

Sponsor Spotlights

Indiana Historical Society In our role as Indiana’s Storyteller, we at the Indiana Historical Society believe in sharing the past in ways that resonate in the present. For 180 years, we’ve been collecting, preserving, interpreting and sharing our state’s history. We maintain the nation’s premier research library and archives on the history of Indiana and the Old Northwest, support local historical organizations throughout Indiana, publish books and periodicals, and offer a wide variety of statewide programming. Now open at the Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana History Center is the Indiana Experience — high-technology interactive exhibits that share the tremendous collections of the IHS with the public. Like WFYI, our goal is to share our wealth of information in meaningful and enjoyable ways. We are happy to support WFYI Public Broadcasting in its efforts to inform, entertain and educate the people of our state. Information on the Indiana Experience and other IHS programs is available at www.indianahistory.org. --John A. Herbst, President and CEO, Indiana Historical Society

Second Helpings Second Helpings works every day to eliminate hunger and empower people through hunger relief, job training and food rescue. We’re more than a soup kitchen or a food pantry – we’re a community kitchen. We’re not just teaching people to cook - we’re providing an avenue for people to transform their own lives. We don’t just collect food – we rescue food because we can’t stand to see it go to waste when others have none. In our 11 years, we have delivered more than 4.5 million meals to more than 60 local agencies. We have trained more than 350 unemployed and underemployed individuals in the culinary arts and sent them out for meaningful careers. All of this done with donated food. We partner with WFYI because they offer a unique and compelling voice in our community that is unparalleled in today’s media landscape. We are proud to support WFYI. Please visit us at www.secondhelpings.org

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