How often is The Washington Spectator published and where can I find it?
Since Covid, we have been publishing The Washington Spectator as a digital magazine. We post our articles, interviews, features and commentary at washingtonspectator.org and we update our content every day. Each week we send our free newsletter From the Editor’s Desk to our readers and donors – you can sign up for the newsletter here. The newsletter contains short summaries of new articles and content in the Spectator, and news about events and related public interest activities at our parent nonprofit, The Public Concern Foundation.
Do I need to subscribe in order to read The Washington Spectator online?
No, access to The Washington Spectator’s online content is free. But you do need to sign up for our free newsletter, From the Editor’s Desk, to receive regular alerts about our new content.
How can I support The Washington Spectator?
The Washington Spectator is a nonprofit, reader-supported journal of current affairs and commentary. The core of our revenue comes from our readers, whose contributions help keep us independent. Readers send one-time or monthly donations ranging from $25 to $25,000. Click here to contribute to The Washington Spectator.
Can I make a bequest to The Washington Spectator?
Yes, many of our readers participate in our Legacy Circle program. Bequests to benefit The Washington Spectator are made to The Public Concern Foundation, a 501c3 public charity that serves as our nonprofit parent organization.
Please contact Hamilton Fish ([email protected]) for help with estate planning and for more information on how you can support The Washington Spectator.
How do I register to become a member of The Washington Spectator community?
When you sign up for our free newsletter From the Editor’s Desk, you automatically become members of The Washington Spectator community. Our members and donors receive the newsletter, priority access to Washington Spectator forums and public conversations, discounts on books and related materials and opportunities to engage with our writers and editors around topics of mutual interest.
How do I submit editorial queries, submissions, news tips, requests to contact Spectator contributors, letters to the editor or other editorially related communications?
Please email [email protected] with your request. We’ll do our best to respond in a timely manner.
The Spectator welcomes letters from our readers. We’ll assume they are for publication unless stipulated otherwise. Please email your letter to [email protected] with the subject line Letters to the Editor, or write to us at Letters to the Editor, 105 Hudson Street, Suite 407, New York, NY 10013. Letters to the Editor will be published at washingtonspectator.org/letters.
What is your privacy policy?
Review our privacy policy here.
Do you administer a Fiscal Sponsorship program?
Yes, the Public Concern Foundation manages Fiscal Sponsorships on behalf of public interest projects that are aligned with our mission. The Foundation receives grants on behalf of our fiscally sponsored grantees, and forwards the proceeds to the grantees while exercising oversight and ensuring compliance with nonprofit guidelines. For more information about how you can become a fiscally sponsored grantee of the Public Concern Foundation, contact Hamilton Fish at [email protected].
