American LegacyXL Announces GoFundMe Campaign to Launch Video on Demand Network!

MOUNT VERNON, N.Y. - Nov. 14, 2016 - PRLog -- American Legacy today announced a GoFundMe campaign as it prepares to launch the American LegacyXL video on demand (VOD) network. The ALXL VOD network will include original programming and acquired content compatible with American Legacy's mission of celebrating African-American history and culture. The network will also include classic black films and historical documentaries. In addition, subscribers to the ALXL VOD network will have access to American Legacy's digital archives to read back issues and will receive American Legacy's monthly e-newsletter. Consumers are encouraged to check with their local cable television operator regarding the availability of the ALXL VOD network.

In making the announcement, Rodney J. Reynolds, American Legacy's founder, stated, "As crowd funding has become a popular method of fundraising, we thought with a readership of over 2 million it was only fitting that we develop an effort to reach our readers and ask for their support with launching the ALXL VOD network." To donate to American Legacy's GoFundMe campaign, visit www.gofundme.com/ALXLVOD.

American Legacy Magazine was founded in 1995 as a joint venture between Reynolds' RJR Communications, Inc and Forbes Magazine. RJR Communications assumed full ownership of the magazine and all related assets of the joint venture in January 2009. Total readership of American Legacy was over 2 million when the print edition ended in 2011. An e-newsletter was launched in April 2013 and its mobile truck exhibit has continued to visit school districts, African-American festivals and colleges and universities across the country since 2008. In addition, the company markets a board game and black history curriculum products to the K-12 school market.

The mission of the American Legacy brand is to broaden and enhance the awareness of African-American history and to become a leading diversified media company through the use of educational products, mixed media, collaboration projects, the internet, broadcast media and special events. Visit www.americanlegacyXL.com. American LegacyXL … Where African-American History Lives Every Day!