Make 12 Hours Count Radiothon

Make 12 Hours Count Radiothon

Photo: Newsradio WGAN, WGAN


Make 12 Hours Count Radiothon to Benefit Veterans Forward, a program of Easterseals Maine,

TODAY, October 15 | 6AM–6PM

CLICK HERE TO DONATE ONLINE

Or call the Bill Dodge Auto Group Phone Bank at 844-303-VETS (8387)

FOR MORE THAN A DECADE, WGAN AND OUR LISTENERS HAVE STEPPED UP FOR MAINE VETERANS AND THEIR FAMILIES.

This year, NewsRadio WGAN is once again partnering with Veterans Forward, a program of Easterseals Maine, for 12 hours of powerful stories and conversations — all to raise critical funds for Maine veterans, service members and their families.

From 6 AM to 6 PM, WGAN will dedicate the day to those who have served. Throughout the Radiothon, you’ll hear from veterans who have benefited from the program, Veterans Forward care coordinators, and prominent Mainers who are passionate about supporting Maine’s veterans and military families.

Veterans Forward provides emergency financial assistance, housing support, employment services and other critical resources when help is needed most.

It’s 12 hours of stories, conversations and community support — highlighting the difference Veterans Forward makes right here in Maine.

12 HOURS. ONE MISSION. MAINE VETERANS.

Today, October 15 | 6AM–6PM

LISTEN. GIVE. MAKE 12 HOURS COUNT.

CLICK HERE TO DONATE ONLINE

Or call the Bill Dodge Auto Group Phone Bank at 844-303-VETS (8387)

 

THANKS TO OUR HOURLY SPONSORS 

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