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30th Anniversary Cocktail Hour

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Join the fun! Telling the Facts - Naming the Names since 1994 Let's Celebrate 30 Years with a Cockta

Join the fun! Telling the Facts - Naming the Names since 1994 Let's Celebrate 30 Years with a Cocktail Hour: details below     CounterPunch Business Office Petrolia, California May 6, 2024 Dear CounterPuncher, I am thrilled to send this email to the readers and supporters of CounterPunch as we proudly celebrate 30 years as a champion of truly independent media, born out of a relentless commitment to speak the truth. Established upon the passionately upheld tenet of "Telling the facts and naming the names," the founders of CounterPunch recognized the vital role the organization could play in narrowing the chasm between censorship and factual reportage. We are still guided by the founding mission: To provide in-depth reporting and commentary, helping readers to make informed assessments on the vital public issues of the day.  It’s simple and straightforward and is the pillar on which CounterPunch stands. From its inception, CounterPunch has championed independence, fearlessly delivering news that is indifferent to mainstream media narratives. Driven by the unwavering belief that the world needs relentless and comprehensive journalism, free from the influences of corporate and political interests, CounterPunch has fiercely maintained our editorial independence. But it is our readers who have shored up the foundation, providing 100% of our support year after year!  Because of your support, CounterPunch has undeniably distinguished itself as a media organization "for the people, by the people." It's a journey rooted in robustly giving voice to the voiceless and ardently believing that, in a world plagued with injustice and disingenuousness, the truth should never be a casualty. We sincerely appreciate every single one of you for standing by us, for believing in the power of our independent work, and for fueling our determination. With our editors' tenacity and our team's commitment, we are kept afloat by your support – truly the wind in the sails! As we celebrate our 30 year legacy, we are excited to announce our new non-cash donation portal where readers can donate stocks, IRA disbursements, crypto-currency learn about making non-cash donations. This platform empowers our supporters to extend their support and help create a legacy that can ensure we remain an unwavering beacon of truth in journalism. We owe it to the future generations of readers, change-makers, and the grassroots communities around the world. [Click Here to Learn More about These Tools and Gifting Options]( It’s a fact that the majority of CounterPunch’s budget comes in the form of donations averaging $25. This helps CounterPunch keep the lights on, and we manage our budget closely to make it from fund drive to fund drive. Subscriptions to CounterPunch+ and monthly donations have been come of vital resource. Your annual donations go towards supporting the website that is weighted down by the use of over one million readers while fending of diligent hackers desperate to see CounterPunch disappear. ]We hope our new non-cash donation portal will make it easy and efficient for those who have the resources to make non-cash donations To help preserve our independence and carry forward the torch of unstinted journalism for another 30 years.  Meanwhile, every dollar counts, so whether it’s the cost of a cup of coffee or more, every dollar counts and is deeply appreciated. Times are tough and getting tougher, and we know that giving support in the form of money isn’t an option for everyone. So, please, if you can afford it, contribute, but if it’s too much, keep on reading and supporting by telling your friends where you find your news! We have share buttons on all of the articles, and we can be found on most social media as well.  Together, let us strive to tell stories that matter, to remain persistent in uncertainty, to call out the bad guys, and to ensure that the spirit of independent journalism thrives unfettered. With your solidarity and our resolve, we can fight disinformation, bolster truthful reporting, and continue to name the names. Here's to 30 more years of CounterPunch: the fulcrum of robust reporting, analyzed truth, and daredevil journalism. [CLICK HERE to request a link to join the30th Anniversary Cocktail Hour!Meet CP staff and other CounterPuncher's, see photos from the archives and watch a demo on getting the most of the CounterPunch site.  ](mailto:becky.counterpunch@icloud.com) This letter would not be complete without a hearty thank you to our editorial team: Jeffrey, Joshua, and Nat; To our hi-tech wizards, Andrew, Josh, and Deva keeping a weather eye on the security and stability of the site. Deva and Nichole, who fulfill your orders, manage your accounts, answer the phone, pick up the mail, send out receipts, and more than you can imagine. To Tiffany, our designer of more than two decades who has helped publish most of our titles, given us that aesthetic cohesiveness and more; And an especially big thank you to our predecessors: Alexander Cockburn and Ken Silverstein and the team who had the wherewithal and the gumption to put their noses to the grindstone to launch the original photocopied 6-page newsletter 30 years ago and who were shortly after joined by Jeffrey, our steadfast editor-in-chief, still standing strong; our writers new and long-standing: they diligently submit their valuable pieces, with little or no pay, year after year. After 27 years as part of the team, I am indeed grateful to all of these people; to Alex for taking a chance on me, and most of all to all of you. For all the hats I’ve worn and the bread and butter I put on the table, and for the wonderful people I’ve had a chance to meet, both in person and who have been “penpals”, all my hats off to you! My appreciation cannot be expressed accurately in words. So, sending all of you big Petrolia hugs and CHEERS to all CounterPunchers around the world! Happy 30 Years CounterPunch! Becky Grant, Administrative Director becky.counterpunch@icloud.com   [Click and Scroll Here for More Information on Creating a Legacy](   The Institute for the Advancement of Journalistic Clarity DBA CounterPunch Post Office Box 228 Petrolia, California, 95558 707.629.3683   CounterPunch | P.O. Box 228, Petrolia, CA 95558 [Unsubscribe {EMAIL}]( [Update Profile]( | [Constant Contact Data Notice]( Sent by becky@counterpunch.ccsend.com powered by [Trusted Email from Constant Contact - Try it FREE today.]( [Try email marketing for free today!](

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