Membership FAQ

Your support combined with the support of others in McLennan County ensures that Waco Public Radio can deliver the very best of NPR programming along with in-depth local news and community based programming. The fact driven journalism, insightful storytelling, and life affirming music you've come to know and love from KWBU, is powered by listeners like you.

Learn more about KWBU and it's history or take a look at our Five Year Plan for the future.

If you have questions about about becoming a member, sustaining memberships, or anything else, please contact Loretta Howard at 254-710-7887 or loretta_howard@baylor.edu.

FAQ

What does it mean to be a member?
You become a member when you make a financial contribution (of any amount) to KWBU.

What is a suggested amount to contribute?
Average contributions range from $120 ($10 a month) to $240 ($20 a month)

What is a sustaining membership?
A sustaining membership is a monthly donation. Each month, we will charge your credit/debit card the amount you designate. Your sustaining membership will automatically continue unless you choose to cancel or change it. Sustaining memberships are one of the most meaningful ways to support Waco Public Radio.

How can I make a financial contribution?
Payments may be made

Online by Credit/Debit Card
Payroll Deduction (Baylor employees)
Mail check/money order sent to -
KWBU, One Bear Place #97296
Waco, TX 76798-7296
You may contact your bank to inquire about automatic check disbursement

Is my contribution tax-deductible?
Yes. KWBU, Waco Public Radio is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.

I am already a member, but I want to increase my monthly gift. How do I do that?
You can donate online - it will replace any previous pledge.

How do I change my contact information or payment method?
Contact Loretta Howard by calling 254-710-7887 or by e-mailing loretta_howard@baylor.edu.

Am I eligible for Baylor payroll deduction?
Baylor employees can join KWBU's Green and Gold club and contribute financially via our payroll deduction form.

What are other ways to support KWBU?