WJKQ WAQQ Foundation Radio, Where Community Matters

Holt's Tree Service
We specialize in tree trimming, tree removal, stump grinding and lot clearing.

We have over 15 years experience and are certified climbers.

No job to big/no job to small!

We are fully insured so give us a call for a free estimate.
517 - 474-1838 or 517 - 783-1666

Know How Productions
Voiceover, Music and Audio Production Services
(517) 574-4339

Majik Marketing
Marketing and promotional Specialist.
Concepts to buying time and space.
Majik Marketing is a gangplank
supporter of the Foundation and
supports our efforts.

Cascade Auto Center
Chuck Hogan - Sales
2900 East Michigan Avenue
Jackson, Michigan 49202
Across from K-Mart
Phone: 517 - 786-9988 Fax: 517 - 768-9973

Cascade Auto Center - Repair
Custom Exhaust, Engine Repair, Starters
Alternators, Brakes, Suspension
Tune Ups, Radiators, Belts
Now Specializing in Custom Hot Rod Work

2900 East Michigan Avenue
Jackson, Michigan 49202
Across from K-Mart
Phone: 517 - 754-0440 Fax: 517 - 784-4108

RM Precious Metals
We buy gold, Platinum, and Diamonds
2900 East Michigan Avenue
Jackson, Michigan 49202
Across from K-Mart
Try a Gold party, a unique experience.
Phone: 517 - 768-1906 Fax: 517 - 768-9973

Foundation Radio
http://www.foundationradio.net http://www.foundationradio.org
A service of the Society for Accurate Information and Distribution

The intent of the Foundation was to protect low-powered stations in order that the
frequencies can be saved for local non-commercial use.
This has been accomplished. New people are taking over the Jackson station.

The Foundation has other licenses within Michigan and other states that need developing in order to turn-over to a local group to operate as a local station.
The Foundation has several applications on file with the FCC for frequencies which the Foundation will keep to program.
Low-powered stations have the opportunity to provide the programming which will fill the void that other higher power stations cannot or will not provide.

Donations are still important in order to continue the operations of the websites and the development of the new licenses.

If you are a victim of domestic and sexual violence
In Jackson Aware - 517 - 783-2861 (24 hours.)
Lansing Listening Ear in Lansing and East Lansing (517) 337-1717 (24 hours.)

For threat of immediate violence 911

The Society for Accurate Information and Distribution a 501 (c)3 charitable foundation which operates Foundation Radio has developed a list of organizations which will be safe to contribute in order to aid Emergency Relief.

Never give to any individual who claims to be a victim
or raising funds for any relief unless you know the individual.

The organizations can purchase
more per dollar than can you.

As always, the Foundation asks that you remember these first-tier efforts, first; but, if you could also include a dollar or two to the Foundation, it would be greatly appreciated.

Did you know that if everyone who uses the services of the Foundation gave $2 each a year, all of the expenses would be covered?

These organizations are considered safe
for your relief effort dollars

The American Red Cross

Catholic Relief Services

American Jewish World Service

Also check with your Community of Faith for specific efforts. All services which accepts donations for emergency efforts should be known by you.

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The Wall of Weather

Foundation Radio
Where Community Matters!

Thank you for your support.

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Faith

St. Mark's Lutheran Church

of the Irish Hills

11151 US Hwy 12
Brooklyn, Michigan 49230
Phone: (517) 467.7565
Fax: (517) 467.2744
www.mystmarks.com/
info@mystmarks.com

Ask your house of Faith to help
provide Family-Friendly Programming to our Community.

Foundation Radio is Community Supported Radio, only a few dollars from everyone each year is all it takes. Please write your check today!

Special Note

The following special programs include the most current and important past programs.

NIH Health Matters
are one minute daily hints to better
health. Foundation Radio runs a
different program at the bottom of
each hour from 7 am. to 4 pm.
Monday - Friday.

This Week in the Pentagon
Saturday - Sunday 5 am.
A weekly half-hour update on the
news coming out of the Pentagon,
taking one topic each week and
exploring it in-depth.

Michigan Department of Community Health Director Janet Olszewski discusses
important health topics relating to Michigan and how we can improve our lives.

These messages are included as Public Service Announcements.

CDC is committed to achieving true improvements in people’s lives by
accelerating health impact and reducing health disparities. CDC has created a
set of four overarching Health Protection Goals, which are supported by a
number of strategic goals and objectives. Details.

The CDC can be heard on Foundation Radio with the latest and also
pertinent information from past episodes.

Foundation Radio, Where Community Matters,
is a simple idea. It means Community First
when community issues are involved and let's
make sure that all everyone is included, fairly.

If we consider that actions have consequences,
should not these consequences be good
consequences?

Contributing

Please consider the Foundation which brings you such
services as Foundation Radio at your time of giving.

Please consider a donation from your:

family of $10 a year, or more
small business of $25, or more
large business $1,000 or more

Does your employer match donations?

If 10% of the communities where the Foundation
offers services donates as suggested above,
there will be enough operating capital to do those
things that need to be done, such as covering
expenses and doing more for other charitable
organizations that need the expertise
that the Foundation can offer, and a little extra
pocket change for upgrades and honorariums to
the volunteers.

Charitable giving should be a two tier system:

First-tier organizations - Organizations such as
emergency and saving lives are areas where
your first charitable dollars should go. From the
list above, Aware, Food Banks, Hospice, VFW
Home for Children, and Heifer.

Second tier organizations - Second tier
organizations are quality of life donations.
Examples from above are, Boy Scouts, Girl
Scouts, and the Society for Accurate
Information and Distribution.

First tier giving should take the majority of
your gift with a little left over for second tier
groups. Thank you in advance for your help to
the Foundation.

The Society for Accurate Information and Distribution
is a 501(c)3 charitable foundation.
This means in plain English that the Foundation has
the same standing for your donation as you would
receive for giving to the Red Cross.

Contact information for donating.

Our World
VOA's Art Chimes examines global
issues in science, technology,
agriculture, and the environment
Saturday's at 5:30 and 9 am.
Sunday's at 5:30 am. and 12:05 pm.

EPA.
Monday through Saturday. 7:30 am. 2:30 pm.
It's more than thinking green. It is
responsible management of our environment.
This includes items such as candy
wrappers and other things we normally
throw on to the ground. It is good
stewardship without the politics. Also
understand what efforts are being used to
make this a better place.

National Institute of Health.
Monday - Friday 11:30 am 5:30 pm.
The National Institute of Health
provides information and research
in order to allow us to live better
and healthier lives. Some of the
information is for the general
public and other topics will be
more advanced. But, whatever
the information, there should be
something from every report that
is new.

NASA
M - F 6:30 am. 10:30 am. Sun. 4:30 am.
Reports from many departments with
programming designed to let us
know what is happening in science.
This is a collection from the different
departments on results from NASA
research in many areas This program
is great for kids and adults, too.
Remember some science you have
learned or learn something new
that is interesting to talk about
with friends.

U. S. Department of Agriculture
M - F 5:30 am. 9:30 am. 12:30 pm.
A program about food and farmers.
Learn how our food supply is
influenced by economy, weather,
pollutants, and legislation. Learn
about new techniques involving
agriculture and the food industry
in this series from the
U. S. Department of Agriculture.
A useful tool for farmers, too!

Corecast
Mon - Fri 4:30 am. 8:30 am. 10:30 am. 4:30 pm.
(U.S. Geological Survey.) The USGS serves
the Nation by providing reliable scientific
information to describe and understand the
Earth; minimize loss of life and property
from natural disasters; manage water,
biological, energy, and mineral resources;
and enhance and protect our quality of life.

The World Health Organization offers five-minute news updates. Foundation
Radio runs theres programs Saturday at approximately 12:10 pm. after the CDC
report and on Sundays at 12:30 pm.

Heroes
A weekly, two-minute profile of an "American Hero" who has been awarded the Bronze Star or higher decoration.

Phone: 877 - 902-3030 E-Mail us
Your support is needed.
The Society for Accurate Information and Distribution is a 501(c)3 charitable foundation.

To do all the things will need $500,000 this year.
If every link that the foundation has provided contributed only $10 a year, all expenses would be covered.

If every individual who uses the Foundation's services gave only $2 a year all expenses would be covered.

Any surplus funds will be placed in a trust fund where a portion of the dividends will help support the Foundation's efforts.

The Society for Accurate Information and Distribution, a 501(c)3 foundation will not contact individuals directly.
You must contact by e-mail first. No information other than server IP addresses are gathered.
This is similar to gathering an area code of a phone number.

This site is designed to be safe for the whole family;
and of course parent supervision is recommended for younger children.

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