Take Action

Contact PBS Headquarters25 Jul

You can help…

Let Public Broadcasting Service know how you feel about their decision to remove Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood from their syndicated weekday lineup. Consider mentioning that the burden placed on some member stations that want to continue showing the program Monday through Friday is substantial. Suggest that they reconsider their decision.

Tell PBS how important you feel the Neighborhood program is. You might want to relate a personal story of how Mister Rogers touched your life, or the life of a child you know.

Writing your message on a postcard will expedite delivery as all envelopes are subject to a security screening. You can send mail to PBS Headquarters at the following address:

Linda Simensky, Senior Director, Children’s Programming
Public Broadcasting Service
2100 Crystal Drive
Arlington, VA 22202

You can also contact PBS via their website:

http://www.pbs.org/aboutsite/aboutsite_emailform.html

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Do you know someone who cares for young children? Talk to them about Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood and how the program remains a crucial child development resource. Tell them about PBS’s decision to remove it from their daily syndicated schedule, and ask them to check out our website.

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info@savemisterrogers.com

Save Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood is a grassroots group not affiliated with any entities involved in the creation or distribution of Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood.