Business Profile
[Institute for Nonprofit News] provides a highly collaborative network of 500 independent nonprofit, nonpartisan news organizations, with access to resources, training opportunities and tools that develop journalists’ business skills, help them achieve success and sustainability, expand audience reach and build new models for news.
Independent nonprofit newsrooms and their staff, including newsroom leaders, editors, journalists, and operational/Development teams, that join the INN Network to access resources, training, and collaboration opportunities.
A large, purpose-built nonprofit newsroom network offering comprehensive benefits (editorial independence, transparency, fundraising support, shared services, training, distribution partnerships, and DEI initiatives) across 500 member organizations, plus a structured pathway from startups to established outlets and a focus on collaboration and collective impact.
Not a product-specific timeline; benefits and programs are ongoing after membership approval. Membership cycles for 2025 are: Jan 1–Apr 1 (response by May 30), Apr 2–Aug 31 (response by Oct 24), Sept 1–Dec 31 (response by Feb 2026). On acceptance, dues are due and benefits are available to members; an application fee is required.
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A nonprofit, nonpartisan network supporting 500 independent nonprofit news organizations with resources, training, and tools to develop newsroom business skills, improve sustainability, expand audience reach, and foster collaborative public service journalism.
Independent nonprofit news organizations, newsroom leadership, editors, reporters, fundraisers, and supporting staff seeking collaboration, training, and operational resources.
A full-spectrum nonprofit newsroom network offering editorial independence, comprehensive fundraising and operating support, discounted services, training, and distribution partnerships designed to strengthen civic, public-service journalism across a wide network.
Membership requires: 501(c)(3) status or fiscal sponsorship; commitment to editorial independence and transparency; publication of donor/funding information and adherence to funding disclosure standards (no more than 15% of revenue from anonymous donors); public disclosure of conflicts of interest and independence policies; acceptance of a membership agreement and dues structure.
Dues currently range from $150 to $1,000 per year based on the organization’s annual revenue. An application fee of $250 is nonrefundable, with $150 credited toward the first year’s dues. Provisional and affiliate memberships have specific criteria and pricing variations.
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