Friday, April 19, 2024

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a brief discussion of partnerships, promotions, and patrons

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Melanie Jongsma
by Melanie Jongsma,
Managing Editor of The Lansing Journal

Opening night of “A Wonderful Life” is this weekend at Munster Performing Arts Center. And The Lansing Journal still has tickets available for people who choose to become patrons.

Why people give

Now, we understand that people who choose to support The Lansing Journal do so because they believe in local, professional news coverage—not because of any promotional offers we might have. And we appreciate that distinction.

But these tickets were generously given to us by another local business, for the express purpose of helping us attract new supporters. And we appreciate that kind of creative partnership as well.

What giving does

Financial support from our community helps keep the presses running. It covers the cost of ink, paper, and postage, and it allows us to give a small stipend to our contributing writers. (They are worth much more, but they also love the Lansing community!)

So if you believe in professional, local news coverage, and you are able to give at the “Honorary Publisher” level of $500, we’d like to express our thanks with four complimentary tickets to A Wonderful Life: the Musical.

If you can’t quite help us at that level, but you still want to support The Lansing Journal, consider giving $150—we’ll express our thanks with a set of two complimentary tickets.

Not only will your financial patronage help The Lansing Journal cover costs, it will also acknowledge the creative help our promotional partner is trying to provide. It’s a win-win!

About the tickets

A Wonderful Life is the musical version of the old-fashioned, heart-warming Christmas story made famous by Jimmy Stewart and Donna Reed. The show will run November 19 through December 23. Normally, ticket prices range from $40–$44.

Patrons can make checks payable to The Lansing Journal and mail them to P.O. Box 742, Lansing IL 60438. We have a limited number of these tickets, so gifts will be awarded in order of postmark date.

Whether your support of The Lansing Journal comes in the form of financial resources, promotional partnerships, deliberate advertising, enthusiastic readership, or something else, we at The Lansing Journal are grateful. Thank you!

Melanie Jongsma
Melanie Jongsma
Melanie Jongsma grew up in Lansing, Illinois, and believes The Lansing Journal has an important role to play in building community through trustworthy information.