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Thank You New York Almanack Supporters

March 6, 2023 by John Warren 1 Comment

We did it! We finally reached our annual online fundraising goal for 2022 of $14,000. Through gifts large and small readers like you showed you care about the New York Almanack and want to help keep it publishing – thank you!

In 2022 we doubled our readership and we continue to grow. Over a million readers will visit the New York Almanack in 2023 to learn about the Empire State’s history, arts, culture, natural history, and outdoor recreation opportunities.

New York Almanack is the most read publication of its kind reaching more readers with the stories of our shared history than any other publication, in any media. History matters – our natural environment matters – and I’m proud to be able  – with your help – to share why, every day, seven days a week.

Of course our fundraising is never really over. We’ll start the 2023 online fundraising campaign in June. But until then – THANK YOU!!

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What Did You Learn This Year At New York Almanack?

January 1, 2022 by Editorial Staff Leave a Comment

What was your favorite story this past year?  Whatever it was, it cost money to produce.  Now we need your help.

We have less than $1,980 to reach our goal for 2021. Please chip in to support New York Almanack‘s 13th year of providing stories about New York State history, natural history and culture.

We rely on our readers; we receive no public money.

Please make a contribution online at our Rally.org page: https://rally.org/f/4LBVKo9zYjO    Or, send a check to: [Read more…] about What Did You Learn This Year At New York Almanack?

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