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Since its founding in 1990, Orlando Weekly has been dedicated to providing fearless, high-quality reporting on local issues to keep our community informed -- from uncovering corruption to discovering the culture that makes Orlando awesome. We have been Orlando’s independent voice for more than thirty years, in both good times and crises. As a free publication, we give freely to our audience, while our sales staff hustle to raise enough money to pay for the salaries and the machine that cranks out this river of content. Over the years, through disruption of social media and then the pandemic, local media has faced unprecedented challenges. But communities need quality, fact-based journalism to inform, provide accountability to power and aid in the democratic process. Think of all the things you wouldn’t know about, if there were no local news organizations! So, we have launched the Orlando Weekly Press Club, a community of our readers who believe in the necessity of local independent journalism and are willing to financially contribute to ensure its long-term survival.

Joining the Orlando Weekly Press Club is one way you can help, and in return receive a growing array of benefits and privileges. Your contributions help sustain our mission of providing our community with full access to our news and information online and in print.

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Beat Reporter, $5/month or $50 one-time donation
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Editor, $20/month or $200 one-time donation
Exclusive discounts to local businesses
First access to your favorite Orlando Weekly event tickets
Bimonthly members-only Editor’s letter
Recognition on print and digital thank you ads
Limited edition retro designed Orlando Weekly sticker
Limited edition Orlando Weekly T-shirt
Orlando Weekly sticker
Orlando Weekly car magnet
2 General Admission tickets to the 2021/2022 Orlando Weekly event of your choice

Publisher, $50/month or $500 one-time donation
Exclusive discounts to local businesses
First access to your favorite Orlando Weekly event tickets
Bimonthly members-only Editor’s letter
Recognition on print and digital thank you ads
Limited edition retro designed Orlando Weekly sticker
Limited edition Orlando Weekly T-shirt
Orlando Weekly sticker
Orlando Weekly car magnet
Orlando Weekly T-shirt
2 VIP tickets to the 2021/2022 Orlando Weekly event of your choice

Please note that your support of the Orlando Weekly Press Club does not constitute a charitable donation and does not qualify for a tax deduction. Nor will it positively or negatively influence editorial. If you have any questions, please contact us at pressclub@orlandoweekly.com.

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