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"MY Community"
Our ever-growing community is in a constant state of change and need. However, no matter how large we become in number, without your voice, your actions, and your involvement, there would be no community.
"MY Community" on 104.3MYfm (KBIG) provides a weekly forum that serves you, and gives you a chance to talk about issues that affect all of us in Southern California.
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My Community 07-06-2008
Thursday 08-28-2008 2:00pm PT
 Jason spoke with Darryl Crutchfield founder of Saving All Kids and Dan Pettegrew of Global Mobile Music.
Saving All Kids is an organization that specializes in anti-drug, anti-gang, and teen pregnancy prevention. Darryl asked the listeners for their help by providing tax deductible donations to assist the organzation and help them keep doing what they are doing.
Darryl discussed some of the programs offered by Saving All Kids, such as in-school youth rallies, concerts, music, film, modeling, TV and sports. Darryl and Dan talked about a new program that Saving All Kids was going to be offering to the youth. Global Mobile Music paired up with Saving All Kids to start offering a program that helps teach the youth more about radio production.
To learn more about this organization and how you can help please visit their website at http://www.savingallkids.org
or give them a call at 323-353-9267
 My Community 06-29-2008
Thursday 08-21-2008 12:14am PT
Jason spoke with Dan Lacovara, Associate Vice President, Communications, City of Hope and Mark Wakabayashi, M.D., M.P.H., F.A.C.O.G., Director, Department of Gynecologic Oncology and Co-director, Gynecologic Oncology/Peritoneal Malignancy Program.
They talked about the City of Hope and all of the wonderful life-saving research they do at the facility.
They also discussed the upcoming "Underwear Affair" which is a 10K Run/5K Walk that will be held on August 2nd to help fund life-saving research for cancers like prostate, colorectal, cervical, ovarian, kidney, bladder, testicular, and uterine. For more information on the walk please visit http://www.uncoverthecure.com
My Community 06-22-08
Wednesday 08-20-2008 11:18pm PT
 Jason spoke with Dr. Doug Loisel, Executive Director of Social Services and Pilar Buelna Associate Director of Social Services, both of the Salvation Army. They came in to discuss "Operation Feed Our Families."
Dr. Loisel and Ms Buelna discussed that a two-thirds of The Salvation Army's food pantries are either empty or at 50% of capacity. However, 81% of these same locations have experienced a demonstrable increase in requests for food assistance.
"Operation Feed Our Families" is aiming to raise funds to maintain the various Salvation Army food pantries located across Southern California. A donation of $100, $50, or even $25 will help The Salvation Army keep its shelves stocked with canned and dry goods. To donate to Operation Feed Our Families, visit http://www.operationfeedourfamilies.org or call 1-800-SAL-ARMY.
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