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

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

Unless you have specific expertise to offer, such as rescue or
medical training, please limit your contributions to money.

The major organizations can purchase more with your dollar
than can you. Where you may be able to purchase one pair
of shoes, these organizations can buy 3 pairs with the same money.

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.
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.

Contributing

Programming Schedule

Additional stations coming soon!
     Listen to our Network Audio stream

Community Calendar Airs on Foundation Radio at 9am., Noon and 5pm.

Download the latest newscast from VOA (Voice of America)
Newscasts are MP3 and are 5 minutes.



Ask about our Underwriting program

Programming will be different at specific times.
Use the links to find the information provided.

If you are a victim of domestic and sexual violence
In Jackson - Aware - 517 - 783-2861 (24 hours.)


Welcome two new programs to Foundation Radio:
This Week in the Pentagon and Wounded Warrior Diaries
It is not the intention of Foundation Radio to influence you positions about military activitiy. It is important to know what is happening. This week in the Pentagon is a production of the Pentagon and is soly responsible for its content. This program may help you to understand events and to help all of us to defend our position for or against specific military activity.

Wounded Warrior Diaries tells the story of wounded veterans and how each worked through their conditions. Whatever each one of us feels about the war, our troops are putting their lives on the line for us and deserve our respect and understanding. To those who have served, thank you.

As an additional recognition to those who have served, military, safety, or any other service which puts life at risk to keep the rest of us safe, Those Who Have Served is taking a musical moment during the Noon hour to recognize your service. Thank you.

NIH Health MattersNIH 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.World Health OrganizationThe World Health Organization offers five-minute news updattes. Foundation Radio runs theres programs  Saturday at aproximately 12:10 pm.  after the CDC report and on Sundays at 12:30 pm.
Logo This Week in the PentagonThis Week in the Pentagon
A weekly half-hour update on the news coming out of the Pentagon, taking one topic each week and exploring it in-depth.
Saturday - Sunday 5 am.		Logo Wounded Warrior DiariesWounded Warrior Diaries
American service members wounded in combat share their stories, including their hard-won battles on the road to recovery. Saturday 12:30 pm.

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

Corecast - M - F 11:30 a & 4:30 p

Corecast - Monday - Friday 4:30 am. 8:30 am. 10:30 am. 4:30 pm.
A program from the USGS (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.

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.

USDA. 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 United States Department of Agriculture. A useful
tool for farmers, too!

NIH. Monday through Saturday 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 - S 6:30 am. 10:30 am. 1:30 pm. 3:30 pm. Sun. 4:30 am. 3:30 pm. 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.

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.

Monday - FridaySaturdaySunday
7 am., Noon, 4 pm. 6 am., 7 am., Noon 7 am., and Noon


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 and are update each
week. Past discussions which are still relevant are continued as reminders to all of us
that these issues are important for the well being of our friends, family, and ourselves.