Anne Hosler
Director of DevelopmentAnne Hosler is the Director of Development for Montana Public Radio. Anne fundraises the annual membership contributions to the station totaling over $1.2 million annually. Her expertise in fundraising and donor stewardship, nonprofit administration, organizational theory, database management, program management and event planning ensures MTPR can continue to provide the trusted news and handpicked music Montanans rely on.
Prior to joining MTPR in 2012, Anne spent 3 years fundraising for nonprofits. Her educational background includes a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Master of Public Administration – Non-Profit Administration, both from the University of Montana. In addition, she enjoys volunteering on local non-profit boards, cooking, reading, traveling, improving her golf game and going on adventures with her Glen of Imaal terrier.
406-243-4214
anne.hosler@mtpr.org
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While our spring pledge drive is postponed, the need for listener support for Montana Public Radio is not.For those of us who believe in fact-based… -
December 3 is Giving Tuesday, a national day to give back to organizations you care about. Montana Public Radio is there for you day and night with the…
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Matt’s story shows why generations of listeners support Montana Public Radio. This station is a community endeavor, a trusted source that grandparents,…
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Thank you to everyone who donated or volunteered during our fall pledge week! Your support makes public radio possible. We raised about $160,000 toward…
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Show your support for MTPR during our fall pledge week. Your donation helps support the Montana news, arts & culture and hand-picked music you love on…
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A pledge week message from MTPR Membership Manager Anne Hosler.Become a sustaining member today, or call 406-243-6400, or 800-325-1565 to donate.You can…
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Are you passionate about public radio, fundraising and/or marketing? And looking for an internship or volunteer opportunity?MTPR is looking for you!Social…
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Were you a backseat baby listening to NPR in the 80s and 90s? Kudos to your smart parents! If you discovered public radio on your own, welcome!Generation…
