KGNU Opening - Denver Fundraising Coordinator

KGNU, FM in Boulder and AM in Denver, is seeking an experienced Fundrasing Coordinator for Denver. Just so you know, KGNU is primarily run by volunteers and takes it lead from the Pacifica and community radio end of the public radio spectrum. In short, NOT National Public Radio. My guess is that interested parties who don't know the difference need not apply.

Happy Birthday KRFC!

On Friday, March 1st, KFRC will celebrate its 5th Birthday with the KRFC Birthday Bash. The Birthday Bash is a fundraiser for KRFC that will feature a live music performance at the Sunset Event Center in Fort Collins, Colorado. Tickets to the KRFC Birthday Bash are available at FCTix.com, or through the KRFC station at (970) 221-5075. Thank you to Arts Alive Fort Collins for this press release.

KDNK-FM Fundraiser on August 25th.

The 5th annual KDNK Blues and BBQ Fest on August 25, 2007 is a benefit for local, community radio station KDNK. This one-day event in downtown Carbondale, Colorado features great food and music and sees about 1,500-2,000 people each year. The event is free to the public. Also, check out the groovy new KDNK website.

Press release provided by Sonicbids.

KAFM & Kannah Creek Brewing Company

Join us on the patio all day at Kannah Creek Brewing Company on Saturday, August 4th for live music and great beer. Come try our newest creation, 16 Watt Ale. Proceeds from the day's events helps to fund KAFM-FM, Grand Valley Community Public Radio. Good luck fundrasing!

This press release provided by a Colorado Public Radio Blog reader in Grand Junction, Colorado, by Kannah Creek Brewing Company, and by KAFM-FM.

KOTO-FM Fundraising Success in Telluride.

The Telluride Daily Planet reports that Bob Dylan Electrifies Town Park in KOTO-FM fundraiser. Congratulations to a community, public-radio success story in southwestern Colorado. Dylan's "200 [touring] days a year" at age 66 seems incredible. And with the passing of the Godfather of Soul, James Brown, perhaps Bob Dylan is now the new hardest working man in show business. I think we are all glad that he is working hard for public radio.