Find Radio Nonprofits and Charities

  bex wrote:

the saturday light brigade radio productions are located in the sweetest space i've ever seen. within the children's museum, surrounded by colors, lights, and laughter, there is an awesome opportunity for kids to explore the various aspects of media... more »

  cynthia10 wrote:

Since 1999 Be the Star You Are!r 501 c3 has offered the opportunity to make a difference for women and families by providing books, audio tapes, CD's and other empowerment resources to those who can't afford them. I've had the privilege of speaking to... more »

  Writer wrote:

Myndtalk with Dr. Pamela Brewer is a wonderful show with so many loyal listeners, I include myself in that group. Dr. Brewer has interesting guests, a wide range of topics, and continues to be a clearinghouse of information and resources for the community.... more »

  NPRfan wrote:

Another newspaper in Arizona closed this week. Thank goodness we have Public Radio (KJZZ and KBAQ locally) to give us intelligent and balanced news and information. Most people do not know that 90% of public radio's support comes from public donations.... more »

  Travis A. wrote:

WDFH is an amazing organization that provides a beautiful stream of need and music. It is an essential resource for our community and deserves much more attention. more »

  WYTV7 Christian Broadcasters wrote:

WYTV7 is an organization that believes in sharing individuals stories to help others. They share stories that deal with relationship of every day society from marriage, divorce recovery, financial literacy, domestic abuse, addiction recovery, human trafficking,... more »

  putnee wrote:

I have been hired by Pickleberry Pie to sing to children on the pediatric floor of our local hospital and at a public school classroom that teaches disabled kids. This is a wonderful service that brightens lives of children. more »

  corinne wrote:

This friendly and welcoming organization is a pleasure to volunteer for; as the staff provide such a warm and wonderfully supportive environment. I just know that they appreciate my time and always make me feel like I am doing something special each... more »

  steve5 wrote:

WDNA has been an oasis of musical culture in Miami for many years. I tune in whenever I can to hear music that I would never find anywhere else. Although their terrestrial signal was not always as strong as I wanted - for instance, if I am in my car in... more »

  atoomer wrote:

Newark Publick Radio (WBGO) has devoted itself to keeping the link between jazz and the community strong. Their dynamic programming is always entertaining and their on air hosts are tremendously knowledgeable. I am both entertained and educated by what... more »

  Victoire wrote:

I have had the pleasure of serving as a board member for NCM Network (previously known as PIRATES) since 2001. At the time I worked at a local TV station in the Community Affairs department and was the associate producer for a weekly Public Affairs program,... more »

  jlf202 wrote:

The AFA is a hate-group and has no business being a 501(c)3 non-profit group. more »

  gohara wrote:

Unlike Public Radio in other markets that are either all Jazz, all classical music or all news; KGLP 91.7 FM is as eclectic as you could imagin. No one likes it all but everyone likes some of what they broadcast. more »

  BWef wrote:

Prairie Public Broadcasting provides service to all of the State of North Dakota aswell as parts of Minnesota and Canada. My wife and I listen to lots of news on Prairie Public Radio and we listen to quite a few programs as well. We love BBC World News... more »

  integrityinthecourts wrote:

WNYC Has some great programming and extraordinary hosts, but they are dangerously lacking independence. Specifically, they explicitly refuse to cover the dire issue of Judicial Corruption in New York State, and actively censor listener input regarding... more »

  Teresa Gordon wrote:

I love NPR news and I just wanted to note that I readily found the audited financial statements (for year ending 9/30/10) at the NPR website on 5/23/11. So the accountability page is inaccurate with this respect. In fact, there were separate financial... more »

  Boydsweeneyjazz wrote:

Jazz 93.5 , jazz radio station here in Colorado Springs, has brought so much culture and opportunity to the Pikes Peak region. As a local jazz musician not only have I had the privilege of working side-by-side with many of the incredible people who work... more »

  bengrieve wrote:

started volunteering in february of this year and feel very welcome and part of a really good group of folks. i was hoping to join a community and it has been that and more. for the first time in a long time i'm really proud to represent something and... more »

  ismeldam wrote:

I love this programs & I think it's the best resoucein bay area now because radio is every where . special thanks to doctora marisol from nuestros ninos she help my to change my life & I hope sun she shulbe able to be national every body needs does programs. more »

  llargmann wrote:

This ministry is outstanding to say the least. Dr. MacArthur has graciously released all of his sermons online at NO CHARGE! Grace to You has ministered to me faithfully for the last 20 years and has blessed me with many unrequested ministry materials,... more »

  Maree wrote:

Radio Free Moscow is the Palouse Regions ONLY progressive community radio station. You can hear diverse local and regional news, views, music, art and culture programs on KRFP 90.3 FM in most areas in Latah County and the Pullman, Washington area, all... more »

  Writer wrote:

I am a sustaining member of WVXU because it's the best station in Cincinnati for so many reasons. Everyday I feel I'm unbiasly informed about local, national and international news. My family and I can listen to this station and be entertained by the... more »

  martha p wrote:

Equal Access' mission to bridge the digital divide by increased access to information as a means to alleviate economic and social conditions is very valuable. Let me bring to your attention a quote from a recent Op/Ed article in The New York Times by... more »

  fitzsimons.11 wrote:

I am and will continue to be a proud donor to Radio U. I am thankful for Obadiah and Nikki in the morning. I listened to them every morning for a year while commuting. The lyrics of songs still resonate with me and are influential in helping me through... more »

  Steve51 wrote:

Central Kentucky Radio Eye's non-profit radio service for the visually impaired and disabled, brings news, information, and entertainment to Kentuckians across the State, with only three paid staff members and hundreds of unpaid volunteers who do everything... more »