Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund
In 2008, Minnesota voters approved the Arts and Cultural Heritage Amendment, creating dedicated funding to support clean water, the environment and natural resources, outdoor heritage, parks and trails, and arts and cultural heritage. Since then, public media organizations—including AMPERS, Minnesota Public Radio, and the Minnesota Public Television Association—have received critical support through this funding.
AMPERS secures and distributes this funding on behalf of Minnesota’s 17 independent, non-MPR public radio stations, including KKWE. This investment brings stories to life. The programs, features, and documentaries made possible by this funding offers hundreds of hours of rich & local content.
To learn more about Arts & Cultural Heritage programs at KKWE, contact Maggie Rousu at maggie@welrp.org