The Fine Arts Society of Indianapolis, Indianapolis, Indiana, is an independent local, non-profit organization producing syndicated classical music radio programming for WICR-FM/HD 88.7 and is not in any way a part of the University of Indianapolis which is solely responsible for the operation of WICR-FM/HD 88.7.
The operating income of the Fine Arts Society is raised annually from individual donations, private and public sector grants, and earned income from corporate and cultural organizations underwriting its radio programming.
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