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Corporate Support

Become an Underwriter

WWNO’s second-largest source of funding comes from approximately 150 businesses that underwrite the costs of NPR news, music and WWNO's local programming.

In return for their support, for-profit and non-profit underwriters receive on-air identification of their businesses and services, which is great way to reach WWNO’s loyal and substantial audience.

WWNO Public Radio listeners are the closest you can get to a marketing bulls-eye. In a world of fragmented audiences, this unique breed is totally engaged in the programming it loves, respects and personally supports. Educated and affluent, they’re into learning more about their community and helping to make it a better place.

Corporate underwriting lends the strength of WWNO and NPR to your message's impact, combining the traditional success of radio advertising with an engaged, educated, affluent audience that already has a strong personal connection to WWNO and to public broadcasting.

Support Programming

Generous sponsorship support from individuals, foundations and underwriters provides the funding needed for WWNO to produce local programs like Out to LunchLouisiana Eats! and The Reading Life.

Contact Us

Our corporate underwriting team can help you design an on-air and online schedule perfectly tailored to your marketing and sponsorship goals. For more information on how to join the growing number of WWNO underwriters and sponsors, please call us at (504) 280-7000 or (504) 280-1010, or send us an e-mail at underwriting@wwno.org

Underwriter Testimonials

We’re proud to underwrite on WWNO, and support amazing coverage of the world and our backyard. WWNO broadens horizons and fosters creative thought; ideals which create a community worth living in.
Jessica Robinson, director of operations, HC Engineering
WWNO helps the French Market reach New Orleanians in a way that print advertising can’t, and brings us closer to the locals who love authentic and engaging places, people and events.
Amy Kirk Duvoisin, marketing director, The French Market Corporation
I had an idea that becoming an underwriter for WWNO would help bring me new customers, but I didn't know what to expect. I was overwhelmed by the response. Within days, I was getting twice as many inquiries as I was before, and have since landed several major contracts. With each new customer I ask where they heard about Apptitude, and the answer is always 'WWNO!'
Chris Boyd, owner, Apptitude