Public Radio (MCJPR) is launching a fundraiser to help keep the station on the air. The station, which provides local news, music, and programming to the Central Jersey community, is facing financial difficulties and is in need of support from its listeners.
The fundraiser, which will run for the next month, aims to raise $50,000 to help cover the station’s operating costs. Listeners can donate through the station’s website or by calling in during special fundraising broadcasts. Donors will have the opportunity to receive special gifts and recognition for their contributions.
MCJPR has been a valuable resource for the Central Jersey community for years, providing in-depth coverage of local news and events, as well as a platform for local musicians and artists to showcase their work. The station has also been a source of community engagement, hosting events and forums that bring residents together to discuss important issues facing the region.
Despite its importance to the community, MCJPR has struggled financially in recent years, as funding from sponsors and grants has declined. The station relies heavily on listener support to stay afloat, and this fundraiser is crucial to ensuring its continued operation.
Station manager Sarah Johnson is optimistic about the fundraiser’s success, stating that she is confident in the generosity of the Central Jersey community. She emphasizes the importance of supporting local media outlets like MCJPR, which provide a critical service to residents and help to strengthen the fabric of the community.
Those interested in supporting MCJPR can visit their website to make a donation or tune in to special fundraising broadcasts throughout the month. Every contribution, no matter how big or small, will help ensure that MCJPR can continue to serve the Central Jersey community for years to come.
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