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Support Kingsville Monthly Magazine
Kingsville Monthly was created to celebrate the people, places, history and communities that make South Texas home.
Each issue is built through original interviews, reporting, photography and storytelling, then made available to readers at no charge.
Our advertisers and business partners play an important role in making that possible, and we're grateful to every business that chooses to be part of what we're building.
But independent publishing also comes with costs that readers don't always see. Reporting, photography, editing, design, digital publishing, printing and distribution are all part of producing each issue and putting it into readers' hands.
As we continue growing our advertising base and expanding the magazine's reach, reader support provides another way to help make that work possible.
Now there's a way.
Support Community Storytelling
Reader support helps Kingsville Monthly continue documenting and sharing the stories of our communities while expanding the reach of the magazine throughout South Texas.
Your support helps with the work behind every issue, from reporting and photography to production, printing and distribution.
There is no membership or ongoing commitment. Simply choose the level of support that's right for you.
One-time Support
Community Friend — $25
For readers who would like to lend their support to the work of Kingsville Monthly and independent community storytelling.
South Texas Story Keeper — $50
For those who believe the people, places, history and stories of our South Texas communities deserve to be documented, shared and remembered.
Publisher's Circle — $100
For those who would like to make a greater investment in the continued growth of Kingsville Monthly and the future of independent community storytelling.
Choose Your Own Amount
Want to contribute a different amount? Choose the amount that's right for you.
Every contribution, regardless of size, helps support the work behind Kingsville Monthly.
Where Your Support Goes
Reader support helps fund the work required to produce Kingsville Monthly, including:
Original reporting and interviews
Photography and community coverage
Magazine production
Printing
Distribution
Digital publishing and the tools required to produce each issue
It also helps us keep Kingsville Monthly accessible to everyone. Current and past issues can be read online without a subscription or paywall, because we believe the stories of our communities should be available to the people who live in them.
A Thank You from us
Every reader who chooses to financially support Kingsville Monthly has our sincere appreciation.
Support is kept private. We do not publish individual supporter names or contribution amounts.
From time to time, Kingsville Monthly may collectively recognize our Community Friends, South Texas Story Keepers, Publisher's Circle supporters and others who have helped support our work.
You Support Us in More Ways Than One
Financial support is only one way to be part of Kingsville Monthly.
Every person who picks up an issue, reads a story, shares the magazine, tells someone else about us, suggests a story or supports one of our advertisers helps extend the reach of community storytelling.
We're grateful for all of it.
A Note About Reader Support
Kingsville Monthly Magazine is an independent, for-profit publication and is not a nonprofit or tax-exempt charitable organization.
Reader support is voluntary and is not a tax-deductible charitable donation.
Reader support is also separate from advertising and does not purchase advertising, sponsorship, editorial coverage or influence over editorial decisions.
Businesses and organizations interested in advertising with Kingsville Monthly can learn more on our Advertising page.
Thank You for Believing in Local Stories
The stories closest to home are often the ones that connect us most to our communities, our history and one another.
Thank you for reading Kingsville Monthly, for sharing it with others and, if you choose to do so, for helping us continue telling the stories of South Texas.