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Join us in our effort to preserve community news in the rivertowns–by donating what you can. Every contribution counts.

The Hudson Independent is a 503(c) Non-Profit

Your con­tri­bu­tion will help us con­tinue to pro­vide news that is per­ti­nent to res­i­dents, busi­nesses and stu­dents in the river­towns of the lower Hud­son Val­ley.

Thanks for being a loyal reader of The Indy. Your support has allowed us to expand our coverage to include more local sports, more previews of local entertainment and more on  issues of importance to residents of the rivertowns. The wider a net we cast for local news, the more we need tax-deductible contributions so that we can pay for the good reporting and writing we aspire to provide.

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We welcome your comments, both positive and negative. We especially welcome constructive ideas on how we can serve our readers better–including stories and issues you would like to see us cover. The Hudson Independent is here to serve you.


Donors List

Over $5,000

  • The Westchester Community Foundation, a division of the New York Community Trust.

Over $1,000

  • Walter Montgomery
  • Dean Gal­lea
  • Barrett Seaman

Donor-Transparency Policy:

A list of other donors will be provided upon an emailed request to in­dy­of­fice@the­hud­sonin­de­pen­dent.com. A donor of less than $1,000 in a calendar year will be granted anonymity if is requested. On a case-by-case basis, requests for anonymity from donors of more than $1,000 may be approved if the Board of Directors is satisfied that the donor presents no ethical issues whatsoever and will neither have nor seek influence over the content of The Hudson Independent.



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