In recent weeks, the Oklahoma Educational Television Authority (OETA) has seen an outpouring of support from the community. OETA, the state’s public television network, has been struggling financially due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In response, individuals, businesses, and organizations have come together to donate money and resources to help keep the network afloat.
The donations have come in many forms. Individuals have made donations of all sizes, from small amounts to large sums. Businesses have also stepped up, with some offering matching donations and others donating a portion of their profits. Organizations have also been generous, with some donating a portion of their proceeds to OETA.
The donations have been used to help cover the costs of programming, equipment, and other expenses. OETA has also used the donations to help fund new initiatives, such as a new online streaming service.
The outpouring of support has been overwhelming for OETA. “We are so grateful for the generosity of our community,” said OETA Executive Director Dan Schiedel. “The donations have allowed us to continue providing quality programming to Oklahomans.”
The donations have also been a source of hope for OETA. “It’s been a difficult time for us, but the donations have given us a renewed sense of optimism,” said Schiedel. “We are confident that we will be able to continue providing quality programming to Oklahomans for years to come.”
The donations have been a testament to the power of community. In a time of uncertainty, the people of Oklahoma have come together to support a cause they believe in. It is a reminder that, even in difficult times, we can come together to make a difference.
