Tag: 2023 fundraiser

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The Counter-Currents 2023 Fundraiser grand total is $229,089.39. We also raised $28,710 for the Homeland Institute. Together that is $257,799.39. Thank you to everyone who contributed. We will make you proud in 2024.

We came in short of our $300,000 goal, but we were almost 86% of the way there. Last year we raised $272,099.08 toward the same goal of $300,000, so we are $14,299.69 short of what we raised last year. This is disappointing, but it is not surprising, because the economy in 2023 was terrible, (more…)

John Gast, Manifest Destiny (1872)

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We still need to raise $102,466 to fund everything we do through 2024! Another donor is chipping in a $5,000 New Year’s Eve matching grant to boost our efforts, which makes your donation cross the finish line. We have until midnight on the West Coast on December 31 to reach our goal! (more…)

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Only three days are left for us to reach our goal to fund Counter-Currents through 2024! Since we are still $103,316 away, a generous supporter offered a $10,000 matching grant to inspire everyone who is contemplating making a donation.

If you’ve already given, thank you. I want you to know what a difference your support has made — and will continue to make — at Counter-Currents. If you haven’t given yet, now is the time to make your contribution go twice as far. (more…)

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We have $3,263.95 to go to reach our $10,000 Christmas Match! Will you help push us over the edge?

This year, Counter-Currents is raising $300,000 to fund our operations for 2024. So far, we have raised $168,693.05. Gifts between now and Christmas Day will go twice as far.

Here are some ways you can help Counter-Currents and fill out your Christmas list: (more…)

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Jim Goad’s annual karaoke performances are among the highlights of the Christmas season for Counter-Currents readers. From now until New Year’s Eve, Jim is offering his karaoke talents to help us get closer to our fundraising goal of $300,000. (more…)

Still from a viral social media video made from one of Jonathan Bowden’s speeches, made possible by our Jonathan Bowden Archive.

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Help us hit our new $10,000 match goal!

We are pleased to announce that Counter-Currents has been given a $10,000 matching grant offer between now and Christmas. This generous giver emphasizes the incredible importance of the written word as an ideologically centering force in a world swamped with memes, TikTok, and other transitory media. We have just weeks to go and are still $138,043 away from our target that we need to fund our operations through 2024. (more…)

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Like all journals of dissident ideas, Counter-Currents depends on the support of our readers. Going into the home stretch, we’ve now raised $153,807, or 51.3% of our $300,000 goal. I want to thank everyone who has donated so far. (Please donate here!) And now, our archivist will offer another reason why Counter-Currents is worth supporting — especially if you care about the legacy of our movement’s past. Also see below for information on how your gifts between now and Christmas can get you some fantastic merch! (more…)

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One sign of a healthy subculture is the emergence of doughty new traditions such as Millennial Woes’ Millenniyule (I will be appearing there again this year), Frodi Midjord’s Decameron Film Festival, and now . . . Jim Goad’s Karaoke Challenge.

From now until New Year’s Eve, Jim is offering his karaoke talents to help Counter-Currents get closer toward our fundraising goal. (more…)

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To balance out the unbridled materialism of Black Friday and Cyber Monday, charities all over the world participate in Giving Tuesday — a day of generosity where everyone donates to their favorite cause.

What cause could be more noble than saving the white race?

We are the only webzine and publisher that analyzes politics, culture, art — everything — from a pro-white perspective. There is something here for everyone, all with the goal of promoting white identity politics which is inevitable, moral, and necessary for our culture and the people who created it to survive.

This week, we’ve been offered a matching grant of $10,843. Help us meet it here!

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We have much to be thankful for this week.

1. This year, our fundraiser goal is $300,000. We are still a long way from the goal, but things have definitely picked up in the last week. We are now at $127,289.65, which is 42% of our goal. I want to thank all of our donors for your generous support.

2. In October, a generous donor put up a $1,000 matching grant for new donors. It took a while, but as of last weekend we have received more than $1,500 in first-time donations. Thanks to all of you, both the first-time donors and the gentleman who put up the match. (more…)

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I talked today with Greg Johnson about the Counter-Currents Fundraiser. Our goal for 2023 is $300,000. We are now at $120,006: only 40% of the way to our goal, with six weeks left in the year. This isn’t looking good, folks.

Exactly a month ago we announced that a generous donor offered a $1000 matching grant for first time donors. (more…)

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In 2022 we had our best fundraiser year yet despite the economic downturn. Your incredible generosity allowed us to expand beyond the webzine and printed material into real-world events. Since then, and thanks to your encouragement, we held several international meet-and-greets and three conferences: two in the United States (Atlanta, Georgia and Fort Worth, Texas), and one in Europe. (more…)

John Templeton Lucas, The Letter Writer (1877)

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I believe that, in the final analysis, ideas — not economics, not technology, not brute force — are the decisive factor in history . . . — Greg Johnson’s “Rules for Writers”

Ideas are the absolute foundation of any healthy society. Here at Counter-Currents, we offer a clear ideological foundation for pro-white political activity. Furthermore, we actively promote a love for our cultural heritage through birthday commemorations, pop culture reviews, and community activities. (more…)