ZENIT'S FINANCES
As a non-profit organization, wishing to maximize the distribution of its news, ZENIT has chosen not to charge for subscriptions.
That's why ZENIT offers its services without charge to those who make personal use of its articles, and offers those who wish to make professional use of ZENIT (information services and organizations) the chance to negotiate fees when their purpose is evangelization and their funds are limited.
We try to make it possible for every media source or organization to receive and use our articles, even in situations where the full fee cannot be paid, or even no fee at all.
We hope to continue to work like this. It seems the most efficient way to reach our goal of achieving the widest possible distribution of Church news that gets overlooked by mainstream media.
Therefore, our readers have an essential role in the life and development of ZENIT. With their donations, they sustain ZENIT financially and help the agency to grow.
Here, you can look at our annual budget.
As you can see, donations cover 90% of our annual costs.
Sale of reprint permissions to information services and organizations that faithfully pay their fees, as well as select advertising sales, cover the remaining 10%.
Readers' donations are solicited during the annual fund-raising campaign.
Thanks to the support of thousands of readers, ZENIT has been able to stay afloat and grow in a truly impressive way since its kickoff in 1997.
For seven years now, reader donations have enabled ZENIT to operate entirely in the black.
ZENIT is an agency that stays alive because its readers sustain it!
We count on your donation to help keep ZENIT working!
To send a donation, you may use this link: donations.
If ZENIT's services are used professionally by you or your organization, we request that you contact us to verify or determine the personalized fee which enables you to reprint our news articles.
To request reprint permission or to inquire about negotiating fees for your information service or organization, you can use this link: fees and permissions.
