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BFOA Speeds Up and Eases Emergency Grant App Process
RADIO ONLINE | Tuesday, October 8, 2024 |
In the wake of the catastrophic impact of Hurricane Helene and the impending severe Hurricane Milton, the Broadcasters Foundation of America has taken immediate steps to make sure every broadcaster who qualifies for emergency aid receives it and receives it quickly.
"We've temporarily adjusted our already streamlined Emergency Grant Guidelines and Application Process to make it even easier and faster to get funds into the hands of broadcasters hit hardest by these storms," explained Broadcasters Foundation President Tim McCarthy. "The situation is catastrophic for many of our colleagues and with insufficient or total lack of internet service, an individual or families cannot even submit an application."
Under the adjusted guidelines, broadcasters who have suffered catastrophic loss contact their Market or General Manager, who then fills out the Hurricanes Helene and Milton Group Submission Form for all of those within their station who are applying. To access the new temporary application form Market or General Managers may click here.
Funds that are approved will be sent directly to the Market Manager or General Manager for distribution to each qualifying individual.
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