
WTVP's Klystron Society recognizes individuals who invest $1,000 or more annually to sustain trusted public media in central Illinois.
As a 100% community-funded station, private support plays a more important role than ever. Last fiscal year, Klystron membership grew by 75%, demonstrating the incredible commitment of people who believe strong public media matters in central Illinois.
Matching Gift Opportunity
A generous Klystron Society member is helping build on that momentum with a $200,000 matching grant for new or additional gifts of $1,000 or more to the Stronger Together campaign.
That means eligible gifts can have twice the impact.
Klystron membership begins at $1,000 in annual support, which can be as little as $84 per month when giving throughout the year. For current supporters, additional giving above your existing annual level also qualifies for the match.
With this matching opportunity, now is an especially meaningful time to join the Klystron Society or increase your support. Your new or additional gift can go twice as far in strengthening WTVP for the future.
Klystron members help central Illinois Learn. Connect. Grow.
Your generosity helps WTVP provide trusted public media, educational resources, local storytelling and meaningful community experiences throughout central Illinois, while helping make those resources available to everyone.
Learn through trusted programming and educational resources that inspire curiosity at every age.
Connect through local stories, meaningful experiences and conversations that deepen our understanding of one another.
Grow through new ideas, deeper understanding and opportunities to see the world differently.
By becoming a Klystron member, you help keep public media strong for everyone in central Illinois.
Klystron Benefits
All Klystron members enjoy the full range of WTVP basic member benefits, including a monthly mailed Program Guide, access to PBS Passport and more! Additional benefits are based upon giving level.

What Is a Klystron?
A Klystron is a specialized amplifier that empowers a television station's signal to reach farther, making it possible to broadcast programs and services to a large region. The word klystron has its origins in the ancient Greek verb "klyzo," meaning to make waves or ripples.
In that spirit, Klystron Society members help make waves across central Illinois through trusted public media.



