Underwriting

Underwriting is an important source of KRFP funding. KRFP only accepts underwriting from local companies and nonprofits, so your message is not buried by big-pocketed national companies. Each sponsor’s message is played at least eight (8) times per week between 7 a.m. and 10 p.m., and is staggered by day to provide exposure to different audiences. Each underwriter is guaranteed at least two (2) spots per week during our popular Morning Mix program.

Become an Underwriter

Our Underwriters (Alphabetically):

  • C.F. Morrison Guitars at 105 North East Spring Street in Pullman. Providing lessons, repairs, and hand-made guitars. Details at cfmorrisonguitars.com.
  • Citizens’ Climate Lobby of the Palouse, which is committed to creating a consensus for and the steps needed to achieve fair, effective, and enduring climate change policies, and to a process that is inclusive, non-partisan, and respectful of diverse points of view.
  • Essential Art Gallery and Fine Gifts, at 203 South Main Street in Moscow, showcasing high quality art, pottery, jewelry, art glass, sculptures, scarves, textiles, wood and metal art, and fine chocolate and gifts from regional, national, and international artists.
  • Extinction Rebellion Palouse (XR Palouse) is organizing to have our governments and institutions declare a climate emergency, achieve climate justice and biodiversity, and leverage the power of arts and humanities to foster social change.
  • Fiddler’s Ridge Farm, a family-owned and operated plant nursery serving the Palouse since 1992. Fiddler’s Ridge features annuals, perennials, trees, natives, and soil amendments. 1001 Fiddler’s Ridge Loop in Potlatch. 208-875-1003.
  • Friends of the Clearwater, a 501c3 environmental nonprofit dedicate to protecting your public lands. FOC is defending the wildlands, wildlife, and waterways of north-central Idaho for future generations. friendsoftheclearwater.org/.
  • Giant Palouse Earthworm, providing DIY music booking in Moscow and Pullman, focusing on extreme metal, punk hardcore, and the avant-garde. Giant Palouse Earthworm is available on Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube.
  • Hodgins Drug and Hobby of 307 S. Main St. in Moscow. Hodgins features a pharmacy, educational toys, and hobbies. Hodgins also sells and services hearing aids. You can call Hodgins at 208-882-5536.
  • Hunga Dunga Brewing Company of 333 N Jackson Street in Moscow. Hunga Dunga features live music, special events, fine food, and craft beers. At hungadungabrewing.com and on Facebook and Instagram.
  • Idaho Chapter and Palouse Group of the Sierra Club, which are building a grassroots movement for climate and ecological justice in Idaho. Sierra Club empowers community members of all ages to advocate for clean energy, abundant wildlife, and outdoor access. sierraclub.org/idaho/palouse-group
  • Love’s Kombucha, a fun, lively, fermented probiotic tea that is craft-brewed right here in Moscow. Available online at loveskombucha.com.
  • Mikey’s Gyros, specializing in Greek and Middle Eastern cuisine, such as gyros, falafel, hummus, tabouli, and spanikopita. Located at 527 S Main St. in Moscow.
  • Moscow Alehouse, with something for everyone in the family. You can find Moscow Alehouse at 226 West 6th Street, or call 208-882-BREW. That’s 208-882-2739.
  • Moscow Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Center, a nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing commerce and community together through business support, local events, and economic development initiatives. 114 South Main Street in downtown Moscow, 208-882-1800, and moscowchamber.com.
  • Moscow Contemporary, which connects, supports, and creates community through art and arts education. Moscow Contemporary is located at 2012 West Pullman Road and moscowcontemporary.org.
  • Moscow Food Co-op, established in 1973. The Moscow Food Co-op is a cooperatively owned grocery store that serves as a community hub and champions healthy, local, inclusive, and sustainable food and goods.
  • One World Cafe, specializing in craft coffee, fresh baked pastries, artisan sandwiches, weekend brunch, wine, beer and cider on tap. One World Cafe has a web calendar for upcoming live events and a campus location in the Jansen Engineering Building.
  • The Palouse Democratic Socialists of America, organizing workers for a truly democratic world. DSA holds socials and public meetings every month, works on local issues, and hosts a reading group. You can find more info at palousedsa.org.
  • Palouse Folklore Society, celebrating traditional music and dance on the Palouse since 1982. The Palouse Folklore Society sponsors concerts, jam sessions and a monthly contra dance. Available online at palousefolk.org or on Facebook.
  • Palouse Peace Coalition, a consistent presence for peace since 2001. The Palouse Peace Coalition shares KRFP’s progressive values and hosts a weekly peace vigil Fridays from 5 to 6 p.m. in Moscow’s Friendship Square.
  • Palouse Prairie Charter School, an EL Education accredited, ‘expeditionary learning model school’ serving northern Idaho students in grades K through 8. PPCS is a free public charter school that combines hands-on learning, rigorous academics, outdoor adventure, and character development. palouseprairieschool.org
  • Ponderosa Rentals, providing home rentals since 2006.
  • Rembrandt Tree Care, family-owned and operated since 1977. A conscientious approach to urban forestry, with year-round tree service on the Palouse and surrounding areas. You can reach Rembrandt Tree Care at 509-330-0699.
  • SkyGlow Solar, offering solar power system installations on the Palouse and surrounding region. Information at skyglowsolar.com or contact Brian Ogle at 208-310-4545.
  • Spectrum II Art & Dance Studio, specializing in art and dance classes for child through adult, 525 S. Main St. in Moscow. Information at (208) 882-1445, ubudanceguru@msn.com, or spectrum2studio.com.
  • Stop NW Gas Expansion, an alliance committed to exposing the truth about the harms to our health and safety caused by toxic and explosive “natural” gas and preventing these harms by stopping the expansion of gas supply, including increases in gas pipeline pressure.
  • Tye Dye Everything, specializing in locally made tie-dyed items, incense, and other accessories. Tye Dye Everything is located near Sixth Street at 527 South Main Street in Moscow. For more info, you can find Tye Dye Everything at tyedye-everything.com.
  • Unitarian Universalist Church of the Palouse, where open hearts and open minds come together. Welcoming all beliefs, committed to justice, compassion, and community. Online at palouseuu.org/.

Underwriting criteria:

KRFP shall not knowingly accept funds from individuals, organizations, or businesses which:

  • are involved in weapons manufacturing;
  • make investments in repressive governments (other than the United States);
  • have been shown to discriminate on the basis of race, color, gender, sexual preference, national origin, age, religion, marital status, or physical or mental disability;
  • have been shown to tolerate sexual harassment;
  • have been shown to use unfair labor practices;
  • have been shown to be environmentally irresponsible;
  • produce or distribute materials deemed offensive on the grounds listed above; or
  • KRFP’s Board of Directors determines would be detrimental to the social responsibilities of the station.

Our underwriters and members support KRFP’s dedication to the progressive values of peace, justice, democracy, human rights, multiculturalism, environmentalism, and freedom of expression.

Underwriter agrees that Underwriter’s support of Station, regardless of level or duration, shall not give Underwriter any right to directly or indirectly influence program selection or content or Station policy on any matter. Any attempt by Underwriter to influence programming based on advertiser’s financial support shall be grounds for terminating underwriting agreement.

Underwriting will be allowed at this point exclusively from locally-owned, non-franchise businesses and non-profit entities, and local individuals.

Would you like to become an Underwriter?

Download our Underwriting Application

Contact Bob Hoffmann, Underwriting Manager

Email:

208-874-7359


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