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The Cornerstone Society

The Cornerstone Society was established to recognize PBA’s most generous supporters, those who give $1,200 annually (or a sustaining gift of $100 per month or more) to make an impact on how PBA serves the community — on radio, on television, and online.

Matching Contributions

Hundreds of companies in and around Atlanta also realize the importance of giving back to the community and are getting involved by matching their employees’ donations to our organization. Is your company on the list?

Sustaining Membership

The contributions of viewers and listeners in the Atlanta metropolitan area provide the largest share of financing of the annual program operations of WABE, PBA30 and pbaonline.

Volunteer

It’s always a pleasure to see our veterans during the fund drives, but we welcome first timers, too! Come meet the staff, take a tour and enjoy a free meal. Please contact our Events Manager for On-Air Fundraising, Kevin Skelly by calling 678.553.2908 or email kskelly@pba.org.

Other Ways to Give

Thinking about selling your car, boat, motorcycle, truck, or other vehicle? Donate it to WABE and PBA30 instead. Take part in our Vehicle Donations Program, support the programs you value, and receive a tax deduction when you itemize your return.

Membership FAQ

The contributions of viewers and listeners in the Atlanta metropolitan area provide the largest share of financing of the annual program operations of WABE, PBA30 and pbaonline. The next largest share comes from corporations based in Atlanta or with substantial operations in the Atlanta area.

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