IndiJ Public Media is the operational backbone behind Indigenous journalism, media professionals, and the platforms that keep Native stories reaching the people who need them. Your support makes the ecosystem possible.
Every gift to IndiJ Public Media supports the infrastructure, people and
platforms behind Indigenous journalism — unrestricted, operational
and built for seven generations.
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All gifts to IndiJ Public Media are unrestricted and support the full scope of our operations — including ICT, fellowships, platform infrastructure
and institutional partnerships. IndiJ Public Media is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit · EIN 86-2229607.
Gifts of $5,000 and above annually creates a direct relationship with
IndiJ leadership, named recognition in our annual report and on our
supporters page, and an invitation to the IndiJ annual event.
annually
Reach our full leadership and development team
at development@ictnews.org
Foundations, corporations, and nonprofit organizations play a critical role
in sustaining Indigenous public media. We welcome conversations about
grants, sponsorships, and multi-year commitments.
Institutional grants fund the operational infrastructure behind Indigenous journalism — fellowships, technology and the backbone that keeps independent Native media sustainable.
Organizations aligned with Indigenous representation, media equity, and press freedom are welcome to explore sponsorship and partnership opportunities with IndiJ and ICT.
We engage with tribal nations across four distinct tracks — not as a single
giving category, but as a full institutional relationship built on mutual
accountability and shared purpose.
Reach our full leadership and development team
development@ictnews.org
Secure payment processing with electronic receipt. Monthly or one-time giving available.
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In 2025, IndiJ Public Media's infrastructure reached across every
dimension of Indigenous media.
“FSTV is proud to be [a] distribution partner of ICT and will continue to show up for media makers like IndiJ Public Media that transform Indigenous narratives and model journalistic integrity.”
ICT reaches 2.7 million page views annually and over 700,000 social media
followers — an audience that is deeply invested in Indigenous communities
and the issues that matter to them. Advertising with ICT connects your organization
directly to Native communities and allies across the country.
Your support builds the infrastructure that keeps Indigenous
media independent, sustainable, and free for everyone.
IndiJ Public Media · EIN 86-2229607 · 501(c)(3) nonprofit
PO Box 929, Phoenix, AZ 85001