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ManageMenT anD finanCial highlighTs – revenue<br />
inDiviDual suPPorT<br />
<strong>KEXP</strong> is truly a community inspired<br />
by music. In 2008, <strong>KEXP</strong> received<br />
contributions from 12,849 individual<br />
donors, corporate matching programs,<br />
and family and community foundations.<br />
This support represented 57%, or<br />
$2,174,745, of <strong>KEXP</strong>’s revenue.<br />
business suPPorT<br />
Support from 209 local and national<br />
businesses accounted for 31%, or<br />
$1,184,536, in 2008. These organizations<br />
contribute to the station through<br />
underwriting support, and include<br />
for profit companies and industries,<br />
foundation and non-profit organizations,<br />
colleges and universities, and state and<br />
local government agencies.<br />
founDaTion suPPorT<br />
For the eighth year, <strong>KEXP</strong> received<br />
grant support from the Paul G. Allen<br />
Family Foundation for our contributions<br />
to the American Music Partnership<br />
of Seattle. With these funds, <strong>KEXP</strong><br />
produced <strong>KEXP</strong> Documentaries. <strong>KEXP</strong><br />
is also proud to thank PONCHO and The<br />
Seattle Foundation for their important<br />
unrestricted operating support grants in<br />
2008. In total, <strong>KEXP</strong> received $66,100 in<br />
foundation support.<br />
governMenT suPPorT<br />
<strong>KEXP</strong> is a City of Seattle Civic Partner,<br />
receiving a $8,470 grant from the<br />
Seattle Office of Arts and Cultural<br />
Affairs to support Audioasis, Seattle’s<br />
longest running local music radio show.<br />
evenT revenue<br />
<strong>KEXP</strong> presented music fans with<br />
opportunities to experience the artists<br />
<strong>KEXP</strong> champions through community<br />
events and concerts. In 2008, a total of<br />
15 events raised $116,082 from ticket<br />
and beverage sales for the station.<br />
stars of Track and field perform live<br />
on KexP from the CMJ Music festival.<br />
Photographer: Doron gild<br />
Like many organizations, <strong>KEXP</strong> experienced the effects of a weakening economy in 2008. Under the guidance of staff and<br />
the <strong>KEXP</strong> Governing Board, we were able to weather the difficult year by focusing on core activities, trimming expenses,<br />
and redefining our ambitions for some programs and services. Thanks to this hard work, and to the consistent support of<br />
our community, <strong>KEXP</strong> was able to end the year in the black. We also increased our cash reserves, as directed by our Board,<br />
in our effort to achieve nine months of operating coverage.<br />
PrograM serviCe revenue<br />
Live at <strong>KEXP</strong> Volume Four and clickto-buy<br />
features on <strong>KEXP</strong>.ORG earned<br />
$94,258 for the station in 2008.<br />
online banner<br />
aDverTiseMenTs<br />
In October, <strong>KEXP</strong> introduced a redesigned<br />
<strong>KEXP</strong>.ORG homepage, to<br />
enable greater discovery and connect<br />
more people with the artists we<br />
champion. The new site also introduced<br />
a new revenue stream through online<br />
advertisements. In 2008, <strong>KEXP</strong> raised<br />
$23,581 revenue through this new<br />
funding source.<br />
in-KinD suPPorT<br />
In 2008, <strong>KEXP</strong> received support from<br />
two key partners: the University of<br />
Washington, in the form of technology,<br />
engineering, IT, and business systems.<br />
The support is of an indeterminate value.<br />
Vulcan, Inc., donated the equivalent of<br />
$67,222 in rent for the use of the <strong>KEXP</strong><br />
studios at 113 Dexter Ave N in Seattle.<br />
<strong>KEXP</strong> also received notable support in<br />
the form of goods and services totaling<br />
$100,254 from individuals and local and<br />
national businesses.<br />
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