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Page 1 of 11 Schedule A NFFS Excluded? If you have an NFFS Exclusion, please click the "NFFS X" button, and enter your NFFS data. Source of Income 2015 data 1. Amounts provided directly by federal government agencies A. Grants for facitilies and other capital purposes (PTFP and others) B. Department of Education C. Department of Health and Human Services D. National Endowment for the Arts and Humanities E. National Science Foundation F. Other Federal Funds (specify) 2. Amounts provided by Public Broadcasting Entities $315,980 $282,456 A. CPB - Community Service Grants $232,656 $209,215 B. CPB - all other funds from CPB (e.g. DDF, RTL, Programming Grants) C. PBS - all payments except copyright royalties and other pass-through payments. See Guidelines for details. D. NPR - all payments except pass-through payments. See Guidelines for details. $83,324 $73,241 E. Public broadcasting stations - all payments F. Other PBE funds (specify) 3. Local boards and departments of education or other local government or agency sources 3.1 NFFS Eligible A. Program and production underwriting B. Grants and contributions other than underwriting C. Appropriations from the licensee E. Gifts and grants received through a capital campaign F. Other income eligible as NFFS (specify) 3.2 NFFS Ineligible A. Rental income B. Fees for services

Page 2 of 11 E. Other income ineligible for NFFS inclusion 4. State boards and departments of education or other state government or agency sources 4.1 NFFS Eligible A. Program and production underwriting B. Grants and contributions other than underwriting C. Appropriations from the licensee E. Gifts and grants received through a capital campaign F. Other income eligible as NFFS (specify) 4.2 NFFS Ineligible A. Rental income B. Fees for services E. Other income ineligible for NFFS inclusion 5. State colleges and universities 5.1 NFFS Eligible A. Program and production underwriting B. Grants and contributions other than underwriting C. Appropriations from the licensee E. Gifts and grants received through a capital campaign F. Other income eligible as NFFS (specify) 5.2 NFFS Ineligible A. Rental income B. Fees for services E. Other income ineligible for NFFS inclusion

Page 3 of 11 6. Other state-supported colleges and universities 6.1 NFFS Eligible A. Program and production underwriting B. Grants and contributions other than underwriting C. Appropriations from the licensee E. Gifts and grants received through a capital campaign F. Other income eligible as NFFS (specify) 6.2 NFFS Ineligible A. Rental income B. Fees for services E. Other income ineligible for NFFS inclusion 7. Private colleges and universities 7.1 NFFS Eligible A. Program and production underwriting B. Grants and contributions other than underwriting C. Appropriations from the licensee E. Gifts and grants received through a capital campaign F. Other income eligible as NFFS (specify) 7.2 NFFS Ineligible A. Rental income B. Fees for services E. Other income ineligible for NFFS inclusion 8. Foundations and nonprofit associations $11,000 $54,748 8.1 NFFS Eligible $11,000 $54,748

Page 4 of 11 A. Program and production underwriting B. Grants and contributions other than underwriting $11,000 $54,748 C. Gifts and grants for facilities and equipment as D. Gifts and grants received through a capital campaign E. Other income eligible as NFFS (specify) 8.2 NFFS Ineligible A. Rental income B. Fees for services E. Other income ineligible for NFFS inclusion 9. Business and Industry $695,961 $670,851 9.1 NFFS Eligible $677,961 $644,256 A. Program and production underwriting $677,961 $644,256 B. Grants and contributions other than underwriting C. Gifts and grants for facilities and equipment as D. Gifts and grants received through a capital campaign E. Other income eligible as NFFS (specify) 9.2 NFFS Ineligible $18,000 $26,595 A. Rental income $18,000 $20,760 B. Fees for services $0 $5,835 E. Other income ineligible for NFFS inclusion 10. Memberships and subscriptions (net of membership bad debt expense) 10.1 NFFS Exclusion Fair market value of premiums that are not of insubstantial value 10.2 NFFS Exclusion Membership bad debt expense (unless netted from the total in Line 10) 2015 data 10.3 Total number of 12,954 13,649 contributors. 11. Revenue from Friends groups less any revenue included on line 10 $1,507,245 $1,571,984

Page 5 of 11 11.1 Total number of Friends contributors. 2015 data 0 0 12. Subsidiaries and other activities unrelated to public broadcasting (See instructions) A. Nonprofit subsidiaries involved in telecommunications activities B. NFFS Ineligible Nonprofit subsidiaries not involved in telecommunications activities C. NFFS Ineligible For-profit subsidiaries regardless of the nature of its activities D. NFFS Ineligible Other activities unrelated to public brodcasting Form of Revenue 2015 data 13. Auction revenue (see instructions for Line 13) A. Gross auction revenue B. Direct auction expenses 14. Special fundraising activities (see instructions for Line 14) $16,822 $2,857 A. Gross special fundraising revenues $16,822 $2,857 B. Direct special fundraising expenses 15. Passive income $1,960 $10,118 A. Interest and dividends (other than on endowment funds) $1,960 $10,118 B. Royalties C. PBS or NPR pass-through copyright royalties 16. Gains and losses on investments, charitable trusts and gift annuities and sale of other assets (other than endowment funds) A. Gains from sales of property and equipment (do not report losses) B. Realized gains/losses on investments (other than endowment funds) C. Unrealized gains/losses on investments and actuarial gains/losses on charitable trusts and gift annuities (other than endowment funds) $-16,010 $-16,128 $-12,428 $255 $-3,582 $-16,383 17. Endowment revenue $-520 $-9,636 A. Contributions to endowment principal B. Interest and dividends on endowment funds $2,733 $3,663 C. Realized net investment gains and losses on endowment funds (if this is a negative amount, add a hyphen, e.g., "-1,765") D. Unrealized net investment gains and losses on endowment funds (if this is a negative amount, add a hyphen, e.g., "-1,765") 18. Capital fund contributions from individuals (see instructions) A. Facilities and equipment (except funds received from federal or public broadcasting sources) $-2,791 $-871 $-462 $-12,428 $2,905 $465 $2,905 $465 B. Other

Page 6 of 11 19. Gifts and bequests from major individual donors 2015 data 19.1 Total number of major individual donors 203 243 $851,901 $706,170 20. Other Direct Revenue Description Concert Ticket Sales Exclusion Description Ticket sales to concerts and other events (exclusive of contributions portion if disclosed) Amount $95,500 Amount $95,500 $6,845 $106,692 Commissions on re-directed web sales Exclusion Description Amount Other UBI (including the $2,794 sale of advertising in publications and other media) Merchandise Sales Exclusion Description Amount Sale of premiums $8,398 $2,794 $8,398 21. Total Revenue (Sum of lines 1 through 12, 13.A, 14.A, and 15 through 20) $3,394,089 $3,380,577 Click here to view all NFFS Eligible revenue on Lines 3 through 9. Click here to view all NFFS Ineligible revenue on Lines 3 through 9. Adjustments to Revenue 2015 data 22. Federal revenue from line 1. 23. Public broadcasting revenue from line 2. $315,980 $282,456 24. Capital funds exclusion TV (3.2D, 4.2D, 5.2D, 6.2D, 7.2D, 8.2D, 9.2D, 18A) 25. Revenue on line 20 not meeting the source, form, purpose, or recipient criteria $6,845 $106,692 26. Other automatic subtractions from total revenue $-1,263 $-2,832 A. Auction expenses limited to the lesser of lines 13a or 13b B. Special fundraising event expenses limited to the lesser of lines 14a or 14b C. Gains from sales of property and equipment line 16a D. Realized gains/losses on investments (other than endowment funds) line 16b E. Unrealized investment and actuarial gains/losses (other than endowment funds) line 16c F. Realized and unrealized net investment gains/losses on endowment funds line 17c, line 17d G. Rental income (3.2A, 4.2A, 5.2A, 6.2A, 7.2A, 8.2A, 9.2A) H. Fees for services (3.2B, 4.2B, 5.2B, 6.2B, 7.2B, 8.2B, 9.2B) $-12,428 $255 $-3,582 $-16,383 $-3,253 $-13,299 $18,000 $20,760 $0 $5,835

Page 7 of 11 I. Licensing Fees (3.2C, 4.2C, 5.2C, 6.2C, 7.2C, 8.2C, 9.2C) J. Other revenue ineligible as NFFS (3.2E, 4.2E, 5.2E, 6.2E, 7.2E, 8.2E, 9.2E) K. FMV of high-end premiums (Line 10.1) L. Membership bad debt expense (Line 10.2) M. Revenue from subsidiaries and other activities ineligible as NFFS (12.B, 12.C, 12.D) 27. Total Direct Nonfederal Financial Support (Line 21 less Lines 22 through 26). (Forwards to line 1 of the Summary of Nonfederal Financial Support) $3,072,527 $2,994,261 Schedule B WorkSheet Occupancy List Schedule B Totals Type of Occupancy Location Value 1. Total support activity benefiting station 2. Occupancy value 3. Deductions: Fees paid to the licensee for overhead recovery, assessment, etc. 4. Deductions: Support shown on lines 1 and 2 in excess of revenue reported in financial statements. 5. Total Indirect Administrative Support (Forwards to Line 2 of the Summary of Nonfederal Financial Support) 2015 data $0 6. Please enter an institutional type code for your licensee. Schedule C 1. PROFESSIONAL SERVICES (must be eligible as NFFS) A. Legal B. Accounting and/or auditing C. Engineering D. Other professionals (see specific line item instructions in Guidelines before completing) 2015 data Donor Code 2. GENERAL OPERATIONAL SERVICES (must be eligible as NFFS)

Page 8 of 11 A. Annual rental value of space (studios, offices, or tower facilities) B. Annual value of land used for locating a station-owned transmission tower C. Station operating expenses D. Other (see specific line item instructions in Guidelines before completing) 3. OTHER SERVICES (must be eligible as NFFS) A. ITV or educational radio B. State public broadcasting agencies (APBC, FL-DOE, etech Ohio) C. Local advertising D. National advertising 4. Total in-kind contributions - services and other assets eligible as NFFS (sum of lines 1 through 3), forwards to Line 3a. of the Summary of Nonfederal Financial Support 5. IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONS INELIGIBLE AS NFFS A. Compact discs, records, tapes and cassettes B. Exchange transactions C. Federal or public broadcasting sources D. Fundraising related activities E. ITV or educational radio outside the allowable scope of approved activities F. Local productions G. Program supplements H. Programs that are nationally distributed I. Promotional items J. Regional organization allocations of program services K. State PB agency allocations other than those allowed on line 3(b) L. Services that would not need to be purchased if not donated M. Other Description Amount No proper documentation for in-kind $57,160 6. Total in-kind contributions - services and other assets (line 4 plus line 5), forwards to Schedule F, line 1c. Must agree with in-kind contributions recognized as revenue in the AFS. 2015 data Donor Code BS BS $55,347 $57,160 BS $7,231 $0 BS $24,056 $0 BS $24,060 BS $57,160 $55,347 $57,160 Schedule D 1. Land (must be eligible as NFFS) 2. Building (must be eligible as NFFS) 2015 data Donor Code

Page 9 of 11 2015 data Donor Code 3. Equipment (must be eligible as NFFS) 4. Vehicle(s) (must be eligible as NFFS) 5. Other (specify) (must be eligible as NFFS) 6. Total in-kind contributions - property and equipment eligible as NFFS (sum of lines 1 through 5), forwards to Line 3b. of the Summary of Nonfederal Financial Support 7. IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONS INELIGIBLE AS NFFS a) Exchange transactions b) Federal or public broadcasting sources c) TV only property and equipment that includes new facilities (land and structures), expansion of existing facilities and acquisition of new equipment d) Other (specify) 8. Total in-kind contributions - property and equipment (line 6 plus line 7), forwards to Schedule F, line 1d. Must agree with in-kind contributions recognized as revenue in the AFS. Schedule E EXPENSES (Operating and non-operating) PROGRAM SERVICES 2015 data 1. Programming and production $1,005,590 $1,151,603 A. Restricted Radio CSG $83,324 $73,241 B. Unrestricted Radio CSG $232,656 $209,215 C. Other CPB Funds D. All non-cpb Funds $689,610 $869,147 2. Broadcasting and engineering $853,392 $948,674 A. Restricted Radio CSG B. Unrestricted Radio CSG C. Other CPB Funds D. All non-cpb Funds $853,392 $948,674 3. Program information and promotion $177,160 $265,759 A. Restricted Radio CSG B. Unrestricted Radio CSG C. Other CPB Funds D. All non-cpb Funds $177,160 $265,759 SUPPORT SERVICES 2015 data 4. Management and general $432,647 $413,430

Page 10 of 11 PROGRAM SERVICES 2015 data A. Restricted Radio CSG B. Unrestricted Radio CSG C. Other CPB Funds D. All non-cpb Funds $432,647 $413,430 5. Fund raising and membership development $480,108 $489,126 A. Restricted Radio CSG B. Unrestricted Radio CSG C. Other CPB Funds D. All non-cpb Funds $480,108 $489,126 6. Underwriting and grant solicitation $263,584 $251,676 A. Restricted Radio CSG B. Unrestricted Radio CSG C. Other CPB Funds D. All non-cpb Funds $263,584 $251,676 7. Depreciation and amortization (if not allocated to functional categories in lines 1 through 6) A. Restricted Radio CSG B. Unrestricted Radio CSG C. Other CPB Funds D. All non-cpb Funds 8. Total Expenses (sum of lines 1 to 7) must agree with audited financial statements A. Total Restricted Radio CSG (sum of Lines 1.A, 2.A, 3.A, 4.A, 5.A, 6.A, 7.A) B. Total Unrestricted Radio CSG (sum of Lines 1.B, 2.B, 3.B, 4.B, 5.B, 6.B, 7.B) C. Total Other CPB Funds (sum of Lines 1.C, 2.C, 3.C, 4.C, 5.C, 6.C, 7.C) D. Total All non-cpb Funds (sum of Lines 1.D, 2.D, 3.D, 4.D, 5.D, 6.D, 7.D) INVESTMENT IN CAPITAL ASSETS Cost of capital assets purchased or donated $3,212,481 $3,520,268 $83,324 $73,241 $232,656 $209,215 $2,896,501 $3,237,812 2015 data 9. Total capital assets purchased or donated $204,907 $267,312 9a. Land and buildings 9b. Equipment $48,575 $139,375 9c. All other $156,332 $127,937 10. Total expenses and investment in capital assets (Sum of lines 8 and 9) Additional Information (Lines 11 + 12 must equal line 8 and Lines 13 + 14 must equal line 9) $3,417,388 $3,787,580 2015 data

Page 11 of 11 2015 data 11. Total expenses (direct only) $3,157,134 $3,463,107 12. Total expenses (indirect and in-kind) $55,347 $57,161 13. Investment in capital assets (direct only) $204,907 $267,312 14. Investment in capital assets (indirect and inkind) Schedule F 1. Data from AFR a. Schedule A, Line 21 $3,380,577 b. Schedule B, Line 5 $0 c. Schedule C, Line 6 $57,160 d. Schedule D, Line 8 $0 e. Total from AFR $3,437,737 Choose Reporting Model You must choose one of the three reporting models in order to complete Schedule F. After making your selection, click the "Choose" button below, which will display your reporting model. When changing to a different reporting model all data entered in the current reporting model will be lost. FASB 2. FASB GASB Model A proprietary enterprise-fund financial statements with business-type activities only GASB Model B public broadcasting entity-wide statements with mixed governmental and business-type activities a. Total support and revenue - unrestricted $3,603,774 b. Total support and revenue - temporarily restricted $-167,179 c. Total support and revenue - permanently restricted $1,142 d. Total from AFS, lines 2a-2c $3,437,737 Reconciliation 3. Difference (line 1 minus line 2) $0 4. If the amount on line 3 is not equal to $0, click the Add button and list the reconciling items. $0