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For more than 100 years, the Miami Herald / el Nuevo Herald has enriched South Florida’s democracy and served our local community. We connect our diverse communities through our websites, newsletters, video and the social media platforms.
The business fundamentals that long supported journalism have shifted, hampering our ability to provide the crucial, factual news on which we all rely. We know that our community needs more news, investigations and verified reporting than we now can provide.
To meet that need, we are partnering with individuals, foundations and corporations to expand coverage. The newsroom retains editorial control of all content.
Tax-deductible contributions to the Miami Herald Impact Journalism Fund at the Miami Foundation currently support two investigative reporting fellows, two climate reporters, a faith reporter and an arts reporter.
Our next goal: a highly skilled journalist to focus exclusively on the region’s affordability crisis and strategies for increasing economic opportunity for all.
Please help us better serve our community with a tax-deductible gift to the Miami Herald Impact Journalism Fund. Donations of any size help us increase our impact.
For additional information, contact Jane Wooldridge, jwooldridge@miamiherald.com, 786-547-1147.
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24 Pulitzer Prizes
Journalism that changes policy and improves lives
A deep commitment to accountability, investigations and deep enterprise reporting
Examples:
Broken Promises: An Editorial Board series on government commitments that have gone unfulfilled
Just another baby for them. Investigation on kids stuck in Florida nursing homes
Two years after Haiti president’s death, the mystery yields more questions than answers - an ongoing investigation
U.S. Virgin Islands cozied up to Jeffrey Epstein - an ongoing investigation
Archaeologists dive into Florida’s past and find lessons on adapting - climate solutions
Alex Díaz de la Portilla’s political career is marked by both power and conflict - Context to current events
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For more than 100 years, the Miami Herald / el Nuevo Herald has enriched South Florida’s democracy and served our local community. We connect our diverse communities through our websites, newsletters, video and the social media platforms.
The business fundamentals that long supported journalism have shifted, hampering our ability to provide the crucial, factual news on which we all rely. We know that our community needs more news, investigations and verified reporting than we now can provide.
To meet that need, we are partnering with individuals, foundations and corporations to expand coverage. The newsroom retains editorial control of all content.
Initiatives
Tax-deductible contributions to the Miami Herald Impact Journalism Fund at the Miami Foundation currently support two investigative reporting fellows, two climate reporters, a faith reporter and an arts reporter.
Our next goal: a highly skilled journalist to focus exclusively on the region’s affordability crisis and strategies for increasing economic opportunity for all.
Please help us better serve our community with a tax-deductible gift to the Miami Herald Impact Journalism Fund. Donations of any size help us increase our impact.
For additional information, contact Jane Wooldridge, jwooldridge@miamiherald.com, 786-547-1147.
Our track record
For more than 100 years, the Miami Herald / el Nuevo Herald has enriched South Florida’s democracy and served our local community. We connect our diverse communities through our websites, newsletters, video and the social media platforms.
The business fundamentals that long supported journalism have shifted, hampering our ability to provide the crucial, factual news on which we all rely. We know that our community needs more news, investigations and verified reporting than we now can provide.
To meet that need, we are partnering with individuals, foundations and corporations to expand coverage. The newsroom retains editorial control of all content.
Initiatives
Tax-deductible contributions to the Miami Herald Impact Journalism Fund at the Miami Foundation currently support two investigative reporting fellows, two climate reporters, a faith reporter and an arts reporter.
Our next goal: a highly skilled journalist to focus exclusively on the region’s affordability crisis and strategies for increasing economic opportunity for all.
Please help us better serve our community with a tax-deductible gift to the Miami Herald Impact Journalism Fund. Donations of any size help us increase our impact.
For additional information, contact Jane Wooldridge, jwooldridge@miamiherald.com, 786-547-1147.
We recognize our duty to keep you informed and to hold those in power accountable. We are committed to amplifying the voices of our diverse communities. Through investigative stories, watchdog reporting and engaging storytelling, the Herald strives to create positive change.
2024 Miami Herald Impact Report