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Producer's Circle Membership

The KQED Producer's Circle is comprised of the station's most generous supporters - individuals making annual contributions of $10,000 or more. These individuals help to ensure that KQED continues to be Northern California's most trusted resource for informative, thought-provoking, and entertaining television, radio, and online programming.

Membership in the Producer's Circle offers substantial personal rewards, including all of the benefits of the Signal Society listed below:

  • Invitation to KQED Fall Preview & Screening and events with popular public broadcasting personalities
  • Lending Library borrowing privileges
  • QED In, our monthly email newsletter
  • Recognition on the Annual Donor Wall in the Barbro and Bernard Osher Atrium at KQED
  • KQED MemberCard, good for discounts at museums, arts organizations, and stores around the Bay Area
  • Visits to the set of a locally produced television show (at mutually agreed upon time) and lunch or dinner with KQED executive staff
  • Support listed in Go Public newsletter
  • Reservations for the Signal Society Patrons' event
  • Live viewing of selected KQED-produced programs

Exclusive Producer's Circle benefits include:

  • Opportunities to meet individually with KQED's President and CEO John Boland;
  • Behind-the-scenes production previews and tours;
  • A dedicated KQED staff member to provide access to KQED broadcasting talents, station leaders, and programs that match your interests, and;
  • Intimate events with the people who make public media a local and national treasure.

Additional recognition of $25,000 gifts and above, or those restricted to specific productions, can be determined on an individual basis.

 

For more information on the Producer's Circle, please contact Georgi Kelly, Senior Director, Leadership Gifts, at (415) 553-3375 or gkelly@kqed.org.

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