If you’re a regular reader, you’ve probably noticed that we’ve been holding a webathon this month — and thanks to the generous contributions from nearly 1,000 supporters, we’ve raised over $140,000 for which we are tremendously grateful. We’re going to wrap things up Monday, and are hoping to make one final push to get us to $150,000 before everybody turns their attention to turkey, stuffing, and football.

Here at National Review, we are dedicated to applying the time-tested principles of conservatism to the issues of the time. We cover events from multiple angles in as close to a 24/7 fashion as we can muster — trying the whole time to stay sane in a world that looks a lot different than the one in which most of us grew up. Maintaining a product worthy of our nearly 70 years of tradition requires employing authors who can write with authority, intellectual rigor, integrity, and good humor as well keeping a supporting cast and crew to make sure everything is of the highest of quality. But doing all this requires more money than subscriptions and advertising alone can cover, which is why we humbly ask for your support during these webathons.

So if you value what we do and you have not yet contributed, please consider making a donation before we wrap things up tomorrow. Any amount you could spare, from $5 to $5,000 or whatever, we would greatly appreciate.

Thank you for reading as well as for your patience during these fundraisers. I hope that you all have a wonderful Thanksgiving.