Rising Together: WNC Hurricane Relief Radiothon

Donation Information:
Online: https://bit.ly/risingtogetherradiothon
Text: GIVE to 828-240-1059

It’s been a month since Helene shattered lives, homes and businesses in Western North Carolina. Our Saga Radio family, Asheville Media Group, invites you to join us for the Rising Together: WNC Hurricane Relief Radiothon on Wednesday, October 30th.

AMG Participating Radio Stations, October 30th from 6am – 6pm

105.9 The Mountain Listen
Mix 96.5 Listen
98.1 The River Listen
Rewind 100.3 Listen
105.5 The Outlaw Listen
WISE Sports Radio 1310AM Listen

Featuring stories of hope, healing and survival as they partner with MANNA
Foodbank, ABCCM, Asheville Humane Society and the Center for Craft’s Craft Futures Fund. These organizations continue to bring relief and recovery to WNC and need your financial support as the road ahead is long.

To learn more and donate today, text GIVE to 828-240-1059.

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