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Broadcasters Foundation ''Giving Day'' Set for Thursday


Broadcasters Foundation of America
Broadcasters Foundation of America

The Broadcasters Foundation of America's annual Giving Day will take place Thursday, June 13. The campaign's purpose is to raise money to support the Foundation's sole mission of providing financial assistance to radio and television professionals who find themselves in acute need due to critical illness or disaster. The campaign also strives to raise awareness of the Broadcasters Foundation's charitable purpose to ensure that anyone in radio and television who might qualify for aid can apply.

"One hundred percent of Giving Day donations go directly to grants that help our colleagues, who are struggling with life-altering disease or disaster," said Broadcasters Foundation President Tim McCarthy. "Any amount -- large or small -- helps provide much-needed aid to support our colleagues."

"Support for the Broadcasters Foundation of America comes directly from within our broadcasting community," noted Broadcasters Foundation Chair Scott Herman. "I ask everyone in radio and television to consider donating, in any amount, to help those in our business who need it most."

The Broadcasters Foundation has distributed more than $15 million dollars in aid over the past 20 years. Monthly grants support broadcasters on a continual basis while they recover from an illness or accident. Emergency grants provide one-time financial aid following a devastating natural disaster or home emergency.

More information about the Broadcasters Foundation, including how to make a donation or apply for aid, is available here.

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