Help us Keep Mormon Stories Podcast Alive - #GivingTuesday 2020

Dear Mormon Stories Podcast Listeners,

Due to COVID-19, we have lost several donors in 2020.

Please help us keep Mormon Stories Podcast alive by donating today, tomorrow, #GivingTuesday, or any time over the next several weeks.

Facebook is matching donations made at or near 6am Mountain time tomorrow (Tuesday) morning. The Facebook Campaign link can be found here:

Our Facebook goal is $20,000 for this year, and we are at $1000 at this point.

You can also donate directly here:

Please help us stay alive if you are in a position to help!

[jaket]

Keep money in reserve instead of paying yourself double what LDS apostles make. I've gone to donate several times, and I always check that and remember why I didn't previoisly. Great content, and if you ever fall below 6 figures I promise we will help keep you afloat.

[exjwborn-in]

I will continue to donate monthly! Faith crisis happens in other denominations, and I have been blessed by this amazing Podcast! 👍🏾❤️👍🏽❤️

[carlywarly]

Either the Mormon church has failed kwaku or kwaku has failed the Mormon church. One or the other bc his actions are not Christlike. Thanks for every thing you and your family and friends does John and please keep it up!

[kentthalman]

I'm a monthly donor to Mormon Stories because John continues to find interesting people to have informative discussions with. As a creator of content myself I have a good idea of the huge time investment these podcasts take and would like to see them continue. There are still many topics and new information that need to be covered so it would be quite unfortunate to see Mormon Stories go away. I'm also impressed by the large number of people who have expressed gratitude for Mormon Stories and the way it's changed their lives for the better.

[davidporter]

Is there a set of financials somewhere that we can see costs and revenue and operating budget?

[utahwimmers]

John, I have tried twice to get my company to match my contributions (they are global with over 30K employees) and the reason it gets rejected is the Open Stories Foundation is classified as a religious non-profit and they don't match religious contributions. Can that ever be changed to a counseling non-profit or something that does not put it in the same category as a church?

[Cherie]

Mike Papantonio is our lawyer I think. We're suing the church!

Not me, you.