SUPPORT LOCAL WRIR 97.3 FM

by | Apr 28, 2010 | POLITICS

Dear Friends of WRIR:

It’s that time of year when WRIR once again asks you for your generous support to keep independent, non-commercial, volunteer-driven, community radio happening in Richmond (and, via Internet streaming, happening worldwide as well).

Richmond Independent Radio’s Spring ’10 Fund Drive kicked off on Friday April 23 at 5 PM and wraps up on Sunday May 2 at 3 PM.
You can donate securely online simply by CLICKING HERE
Or you can donate by calling us at (804) 622-9747 7am to 11pm, or by visiting in person at 1621-B West Broad Street in Richmond.

Because of all of you who have donated so generously in the past, WRIR has established itself as one of the premier radio stations of its class in the USA: staffed by 200 volunteers; on the air 24/7/365; broadcasting everything from locally-produced public affairs programming, to music other radio stations couldn’t be bothered to play, to the best national programs from the NPR and Pacifica networks.

There are some excellent premiums … but what you really get with your donation is fantastic, creative, intelligent radio, on your FM dial in Richmond at 97.3FM & on the web via our stream at www.wrir.org.

So thank you to all of you who have made Richmond Independent Radio a success through your donations in past fund drives. And please consider making a donation in the current fund drive as well. Thank you in advance for being awesome!

—
Alyssa C. Salomon aka P Swann
WRIR Volunteer Underwriting Manager
host of Can’t Stop the Music, Sundays 9-11pm
underwriting@wrir.org
www.wrir.org

Dear Friends of WRIR:

It’s that time of year when WRIR once again asks you for your generous support to keep independent, non-commercial, volunteer-driven, community radio happening in Richmond (and, via Internet streaming, happening worldwide as well).

Richmond Independent Radio’s Spring ’10 Fund Drive kicked off on Friday April 23 at 5 PM and wraps up on Sunday May 2 at 3 PM.
You can donate securely online simply by CLICKING HERE
Or you can donate by calling us at (804) 622-9747 7am to 11pm, or by visiting in person at 1621-B West Broad Street in Richmond.

Because of all of you who have donated so generously in the past, WRIR has established itself as one of the premier radio stations of its class in the USA: staffed by 200 volunteers; on the air 24/7/365; broadcasting everything from locally-produced public affairs programming, to music other radio stations couldn’t be bothered to play, to the best national programs from the NPR and Pacifica networks.

There are some excellent premiums … but what you really get with your donation is fantastic, creative, intelligent radio, on your FM dial in Richmond at 97.3FM & on the web via our stream at www.wrir.org.

So thank you to all of you who have made Richmond Independent Radio a success through your donations in past fund drives. And please consider making a donation in the current fund drive as well. Thank you in advance for being awesome!

—
Alyssa C. Salomon aka P Swann
WRIR Volunteer Underwriting Manager
host of Can’t Stop the Music, Sundays 9-11pm
underwriting@wrir.org
www.wrir.org

R. Anthony Harris

R. Anthony Harris

In 2005, I created RVA Magazine, and I'm still at the helm as its publisher. From day one, it’s been about pushing the “RVA” identity, celebrating the raw creativity and grit of this city. Along the way, we’ve hosted events, published stacks of issues, and, most importantly, connected with a hell of a lot of remarkable people who make this place what it is. Catch me at @majormajor____




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