How much funding does public broadcasting station get from the government?

Public broadcasting stations in the U.S. receive funding from the government through the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB), which is allocated an annual budget by Congress. As of recent years, this funding has been around $445 million annually, which constitutes a small portion of the overall budget for public broadcasting. The majority of funding for these stations typically comes from viewer donations, grants, and other sources. Funding levels can vary year to year based on legislative decisions and budget priorities.