Inside ETV Endowment

We hope you and your loved ones are healthy and continuing to cope with the many changes we have experienced as a result of this pandemic. While staying at home, we have found new ways to connect and to help each other.

This summer, as we celebrate the 244th anniversary of the birth of our nation, we also recognize another major milestone – 100 years since the passage of the 19th Amendment. Fitting that this centennial would take place in an election year, SCETV is commemorating this landmark anniversary with a plethora of programs and the return of a very special initiative.

The wait is finally over — Grantchester returns for Season 5 with six new episodes! Tune in to find out! Grantchester airs Sunday nights at 9 p.m. on SCETV. Watch the entire series, including the new Season 5 episodes with SCETV Passport. 

I hope that South Carolina ETV and South Carolina Public Radio continue to be a source of information, comfort and entertainment for you.

MASTERPIECE is known for its epic dramas, and Beecham House is no exception.

Like many ETV Endowment donors, you may be worried about risk in this volatile market yet want to find a meaningful way to support SCETV and SC Public Radio programming. A charitable gift annuity (CGA) just might be the perfect solution during these uncertain times.

South Carolina ETV's Making It Grow recently received three Telly Awards. The Emmy Award-winning program is a live, interactive call-in program produced by SCETV and Clemson University.

Albert Blackwell's donation would be the first donation received by WEPR. Over the years Albert has continued to support SCETV and SC Public Radio, “continuing sheer gratitude.” Regarding the impact of public media in his life, Albert said, “SCETV and SC Public Radio have impacted my life with exemplary entertainment, reliable news, education in history, the sciences, travel, visual and musical arts, gardening and culinary skills. Without SCETV and SC Public Radio my life would be significantly diminished.”