My Nonprofit Reviews

Lisa D
Review for SLB Radio Productions, Inc., Pittsburgh, PA, USA
I have been listening to The Saturday Light Brigade radio program for more than 30 years--almost since the beginning of their broadcasts. During that time I have enjoyed the music that they showcased, played along with a variety of on-air games (the kinds of games that research increasingly identifies as beneficial to our mental health and acuity)and appreciated the strong commitment to our community. I've had my birthday acknowledged each year and sent birthday greetings to friends and family members. I've also shared, in some small part, the grief of losing treasured companions like Trivia Bill, Larry's on-air partner in the early years. I've appreciated the opportunity to learn about and celebrate the many good works done by area volunteers and agencies. In short, Larry, Rikki and SLB have truly created an on-air (and now, on-line) community. They offer the opportunity to participate for those who wish to but also work hard to ensure that those who don't call in still feel included. Their recent emphasis on providing a voice to children and youth is particularly important, I believe, in a world that can feel increasingly fragmented and isolated. And, of course, a world in which excellent communication skills play an ever larger role in personal and professional success. Best of all, SLB offers all of these opportunities for connection and growth within a framework of fun and laughter.
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I've personally experienced the results of this organization in...
feeling connected to a larger community of caring people with eclectic interests.
What I've enjoyed the most about my experience with this nonprofit is...
the opportunity to give back, even a tiny bit, to an organization that has provided me with so much pleasure over the years.
The kinds of staff and volunteers that I met were...
intelligent, interesting, caring, committed.
If this organization had 10 million bucks, it could...
provide even more educational opportunities to area students as well as consider ways to expand its model to other communities across the U.S.
How frequently have you been involved with the organization?
One time
When was your last experience with this nonprofit?
2010