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FROM: Doris Weiss DATE: August 7,2003
SUBJECT: American Idol Con&
I want to thank you for the tickets I won on Monday to see the American Idols On Tour concert. It was a GREAT concert. My son and I enjoyed it vq much.
I have listened to 101.5 for many years (Iremember hot and FBI ifthat gives you an idea of how long.) Thanks for the best radio station in the area!
Thank you again for the tickets
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' submitted: Saturday, June 14, 2003, 20:49:40 Name: Marie Coyne Location: Morrisville,NC Age: 35 - 44 email: [email protected] intended for: for Sheri Logan from MIXonline
message: Hey Sheri, I love your morning show. I listen to you every morning on my way to work. You make me laugh so hard, sometimes I have people starting at me because they think I'm crazy! Your too COOL!
1 Riffle, Kay
From: Riffle, Kay Sent: Thursday, June 19,2003 9.27 AM To: 'hlysc aol corn' Subject: RE. M%oniine - comments
Just send me the information and 1'11 be glad to publicize HopeLine for you. I just received a message from a listener asking for your website address. Glad we're able to help.
KAY RIFFLE Admin. Asst. to VP/GM WRAL-FM/CAPITOL NETWORKS P 0 Box 10100 (27605) 711 Hillsborough St (27603) Raleigh, NC 919/890-6101 - 800-849-6101 FAX : 9 19- 8 9 0- 6 146 email: [email protected]
----- Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected] Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 5:43 PM To: Riffle, Kay Subject: MIXonline - comments submitted: Wednesday, June 18, 2003, 17:42:58 Name: April Chester Location: Raleigh, NC Age: 25 - 34 email: [email protected] intended for: for Deremia Johnson from MIXonline message: I am not sure if I am sending this to the right place, but ... I wanted to thank you for placing HopeLine's PSA in your announcements in March and April - we had many people call interested in volunteering on HopeLine's Crisis Line because they heard it on WRAL. We have another volunteer training coming up and are looking for volunteers again. Could you confirm that you received the PSA that we sent recently? Thanks - we really appreciate what you do at WRAL for the community! Thanks, April
1 TrianglelEaslern NC Chapter 2210 Millbrook Road, Suite 109 Raleigh. NC 27604 k 919431-0330 f’ 919431.8373 www jdrf.org
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October 2,2003
Ms. Deremia Johnson Mix 101.5 711 Hillsborough St., P.O.Box 10100 Raleigh, NC 27605
Dear Deremia:
On behalf of the TriangleEastern NC Chapter of -.:Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF),I would like to thank you and Mix 101.5 for your involvement with our 2003 Walk to Cure Diabetes. With your help we were able to increase awareness about the Walk and in return spreading our mission of curing diabetes.
Over 5,000 people attended Walk Day and your contribution helped us produce an event that was a pleasant experience for all participants. The weather was perfect and the atmosphere was festive, which allowed us to hold a great celebration. The grand total raised, as of today, is $490,000 and we are still counting! With your help, the Walk to Cure Diabetes continues to be one of the largest and most successful walks in our area.
The mission of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation is to find cure for diabetes and its complications through the support of research. In a typical year, 85 percent of JDRF’s expenditures directly support research and education about research. Your donation helps us to maintain this high level of excellence and to this we are extremely grateful.
The Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation is a tax-exempt organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Service Code. Therefore, your donation is fully tax- deductible to the extent of the law.
We look forward to your involvement in next year’s Walk to Cure Diabetes and continue to thank you for your support.
Sincerely,
Farrah Brown Executive Director GEICQ
Steve Motter Account Executive WRAL-FM 711 Hillsborough Street Raleigh, North Carolina 27605
bear Steve:
Thank you very much for your generous contribution to our Fourth Annual Children's Hospital Silent Auction. The golf and MIX 101.5 items were a tremendous hit and with your help, our department raised $25,477.62, our best year ever! GEICO associates raised $47,870.52 and GEICO's Philanthropic Foundation donated $22,129.48 making our total contribution to Children's Hospital $70,000. The money will be used towards purchasing equipment, expanding existing buildings and/or the development of new clinics.
GEICO has been a corporate supporter of Children's Hospital for 23 consecutive years and each year we try to set and accomplish greater goals. Without the assistance of our business partners, such as WRAL-FM, we would not achieve our goals.
Again, Thank You for making the 2003 Children's Hospitol Silent Auction a success.
With SirCdere Kinks.
CO Marketing Department Riffle, Kay
From: Jordan, Bill Sent: Friday, May 02, 2003 10.15 AM To: 'tracyannr72@yahoo com' cc: Riffle. Kay Subject: RE MlXonlrne - comments
Tracy ...Thanks for the email ...Too late! Sheri's gone blonde again! Thanks for your comments and support ...We're having a ton of fun in the morning ...Hope you are too! Bill
> -----Original Message----- > From: Riffle, Kay > Sent: Thursday, May 01, 2003 12:08 PM > To: Logan, Sheri; Jordan, Bill; Morse, Mike; Fox, Vanna > Subject: FW: MIXonline - comments > > > > > --___Original Message----- > From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected] > Sent: Thursday, May 01, 2003 11:41 AM > To: Riffle, Kay > Subject: MIXonline - comments > > > submitted: Thursday, May 1, 2003, 11:41:09 > > Name: Tracy > Location: Raleigh, NC > Age: 25 - 34 > email: [email protected] > intended for: for Sheri Logan from MIXonline > > message: > This message is really for the entire morning show. I was SO > glad to hear this morning that you guys are the number one > morning show in the triangle. I listen to you every day from > 8-9 am and I'm always entertained. So Congratulations and > keep up the good work. Also, Sheri ... go for the brown hair! > Worst case scenario ... if you don't like it, you let it fade > a little bit and highlight over top of it! >
1 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Southern Pines Elks Lodge No. 1692 Southern Pines, North Carolina 28387 (Office) 910-692-7375
10/10/2003
Walker Morris W102 FM Star 102.5 FM 200 Short Road Southern Pines, NC 28387
Dear Mr. Morris: I want to personally thank you for helping this lodge in collecting the food and additional items for the victims devastated by Hurricane Isabel. We sect 6 112 pallets of food to two counties and a check for money collected on 10 f 2103, was sent to a food bank and a 3d county will be receiving food and other items in the very near future. These counties as of 10/7 still do not have all the power and telephone service back in operation. Again, thank you for helping my lodge make this happen to help these poor people in our state.
hark McFarland Exalted Ruler SANDHILLS AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
September 17,2003
MI. Rich Rushforth Murifield Broadcasting STAR 102.5 FM 200 Short Road Southern Pines, North Carolina 28387
Dear Rich:
On behalf of the entire Chamber and education entities, thank you for serving as the Master of Ceremony for the “Taste ofMoore ” event.
Your enthusiasm, expertise, and professionalism helped make the event a huge success. The Chamber could not function without volunteers like yourself, and we truly appreciate you giving of your time.
Please do not hesitate to call if the Chamber can assist you.
Sincerely,
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Stuart Voelpel * sident Chairman of the Board * Warehouse Location, Hwy 5, Southmoore Center Aberdeen, NC 28315 PO Box 1959 Southern Pines, NC 28388 (910) 944-8866 Fax (910) 944-3544
2 July 2003 Mr. Walker Morris WIOZ AM/FM 200 Short Road Southern Pines, NC 28387 Dear Wal ker, On behalf of the Sandhills Food Bank, I want to thank you for your continued support in helping us communicate the Food Bank's 'message' to your WIOZ 550 AM listening audience. We sincerely appreciate your co-operation and that of your staff, in assisting the Sandhills Food Bank in our on-going fight to eliminate hunger in our service area (Lee, Moore, Richmond and Scotland counties). Thanks so much for your generous support.
Sincerely,
Bud Wall en, Chairman Sandhills Food Bank Advisory Council
cc: Lois Wistrand
IUWUIY.IIII A branch oftke Food Bank of North Carolina Serving the Agencies tkat Feed the Hungry Sandh&/Moore Coalition for Human Care, Inc. 1117 Wd hnryhrania Avenue Southern Rnea, North C&a 28387 (910) 693-1600
January 3,2003
Mr Rich Rushforth WIOZ Radio 200 Short Drive Southern Pines, North Carolina 28387
Dear Rich,
I was surprised the day you called to discuss current events at the Coalition You asked many interesting questions and I enjoyed talking with you. This was my first experience at a radio interview, so naturally I was nervous. Although I was not fortunate to hear the broadcast of the program, I have had many people tell me it was excellent
On behalf of the Board of Directors, the staff and volunteers, I extend our sincere gratitude for the opportunity you provided to inform our community about current events at the Coalition You used your talents, skills and broadcast rewurces to promote our agency and it has been successfUl. It is hard to say the exact amount our donations increased but several donors specifically made reference to the program they heard on WIOZ as the stimulus to make a contribution at this time
When Bill Smith hosted their coat and blanket drive in October, WIOZ sponsored coverage of the event and we received about 200 coats. In December, the Coalition also received a positive response to the radio coverage I am personally convinced of the power of radio Again, I cannot overstate my appreciation for your interest and assistance
I hope to have the opportunity to meet you soon
Respectiidly, fl
w. ' Florrie Southerland Executive Director
fax (910) 693-1051 email [email protected]
SandhilldMoore Coalition is a non-profit, tax-exempt corporation Faith inAction FRIENDS OF SOUTHERN PINES PUBLIC LIBRARY POST OFFICE BOX 516 / SOUTHERN PINES, NORTH CAROLINA 28388
November 7,2002
Dear Rich
Thank you so much for taking the time on your show to talk about the Train Station Ornaments that the Friends of Southern Pines Library is offering for sale this year. Your interview with Voit Gilmore was quite good and has helped to generate excitement about our new series of Southern Pines Landmark Collectibles Early sales of this first one of the series indicate a promising outcome.
A great many of the citizens of Southern Pines and their children take advantage of the library programs that The Friends of Library is able to offer as a result of fund-raising efforts such as this. So, on behalf of the townspeople as well as the Friends of Southern Pines Library, I sincerely thank you for your help in promoting this very important project. Ac.ixmfih.Animab.
Fi7 8~3735 Ph&u& AC 28374 GO?T~C%FWZ~~I~&&O& Dear Rich: Thank you, on behalf of Moore County Action for Animals, for helping us to reach so many with your great PSAs about our organization and the Inaugural Moore County Action for Animals Companion Animal Fair on November 9,2002 at the Nancy Kiser Park in Carthage. The fair was a huge success in terms of the number of people with companion animals who attended, the number of vendors who participated, and the two bands, 'Teen Challenge" and the McKenzie Brothers who entertained throughout the day. Children had the opportunity to see 'Gracie" the television star from Bon-Clyde Learning Center, 'Peter, the Pot-Bellied Pig" from Solutions for Animals and numerous puppies available for adoption from the Animal Center of Moore County. Pony rides were also available for children to enjoy throughout the day. Most of all, Moore County Action for Animals succeeded in planting the seeds of awareness of why spay and neutering is so very important to all of our lives. AS you know, several local veterinarians donated low-cost/free spay/neuters which were raffled every hour. Our goal is to continue to address the huge problem of dog and cat overpopulation and to make Moore County the safest place to be for a dog or a cat. ank you for your generosity & I- Barbara Penn Linda Hubbard Mary Ellen Josephson Executive Board President: Earbara Penn Vice-President: Lindo Hubbard Vice-President/Treasurer: Mory Ellen Josephson Board Jane Flynn, Arne Halldorson, Carol Halldorson, Idella Krcpelka, Or. Elizabeth Lyerly, Nancy Solle, Heather Trevorrw Advisory Board Habitat for Humanity Office: 910/692-4173 of Moore County Fax: 9101692-5979 PO Box 2288 * Southern Pines, NC 28388-2288 [email protected] August 5,2002 Rich Rushforth WlOZ 200 Short Road Southern Pines, North Carolina Dear Mr Rushforth, I want to thank you for the live broadcast at the opening and ribbon cutting ceremony from our Habitat for Humanity Moore Store in Aberdeen, on Friday, August 1, 2002. The proceeds from sales at the store will help us build houses for people in need in Moore County. The broadcast let people know about the store, its location and its purpose. In Christian Partnership. Mzabeth S Cox Executive Director ESCjhc Burldmg 111 Pnrbrershrp WIlh God's People In Need Vi?oore Eounty Departwwt of R ging . SOUTHERNPINES PUBLIC LIBRARY CARTHAGE COUNCIL November 20,2001 Mr. Walker Morris Muitfield Broadcasting 200 Short Road Southern Pines. North Carolina 20307 Dear Mr. Morris: On behalf of the Carthage Council of the Sandhills Area Chamber of Commerce, I would like to extend our appreciation for the recent public service announcements promoting shopping in Moore County. So often, especially during the holiday season. folks travel to other areas to 6hOp forgetting about the many opportunties they have attheir own back door. Thanks for your reminder! _I” Bill Scott Chairman PO. Box 660, Carthage, NC 28327 *Telephone 910/692-3926 Office of the President November 12.200 1 Mr. Walker Morris Muirfield Broadcasting, Inc. 200 Short Road Southern Pines, North Carolina 28387 Dear Walker: I can’t begin to tell you how much I appreciate what you and Muirfield Broadcasting have done to help make Stephen Ambrose’s appearance possible. Your generosity has helped us bring to Sandhills a man whose message will have great meaning for this community. On behalf of the college, and on behalf of the veterans and others who will have the chance to hear Dr. Ambrose’s remarks, I thank you very much. I wish you could be here for the festivities, but I know you will have a great time in the sun and salt of the Sea of Cortez (or the Halls of Montezuma, or wherever). Have a terrific vacation, and thank you again. Sincerely, President JRD:tw 3395 Airport Road Pinehurst, NC 28374 *Telephone 910/695-3700 * Webslte http.//www sandhllls cc nc.us ky $, PINEHURST SURGICAL CLINIC, PA. t. ' ,, I \ll ", 35 Memotial Drive P.O. Box 2000 Pinehurst, NC 28374-2000 910 / 2356831 May I,2001 www plnehurstsurgical mm GENpluLslllGM ERIC URSEN, M D MIWC ROM.M D Elizabeth Campbell RlCHARDLDW,MD WIOZ Radio C".fS K MITCHUL, JU, M D 200 Short Road Southern Pines, NC 28387 mm~m FAMLE7MIlC mEEY Dear Ms. Campbell: JOHN L MOMIOE. M D G PATRJCKHMDERSON,P,MD SNLc(C COXMD I would like to express our sincere appreciation of the opportunity CARl W BfXK MD to have our Women's Health Forum featured on your radio station. We are most appreciative of your support of our women's health 0~mGyNEa)uXiy educational program in providing us the oppo'rtunityto let women in W KIPBY WATPJCK. M D our community know of this free women's health forum. It was anrORDJ LONGMD indeed a pleasure to meet you (via telephone) and be interviewed. W M JOHNSI'UN€.JR M D SlWHENA SZABO,MD Please let me know if I may be of any assistance in the future. tlLEH WlUAMON,MD Again, thank you on behalf of the physicians and staff of the Pinehurst Surgical Clinic Women's Care Center for the extraordinary opportunity to have our services featured on WIOZ. Sincerely, Ti dBGYI(I Nurse Practitioner Pinehurst Surgical Clinic, P.A. WDldC~MoMCIc~ IOt!NF~,JR.MD Women's Care Center ROBING CUMMINGS, M D NwmaslJxGmY A"0W C HUCKS-FOLLISS. M D MALCOLM SHWEK M D oRMop*EDH:Sulm JOHN N ELLIS. M D MARK E BRENNER. M D DAnD P ?EDDW, M D WARDSOMWJhMD NEILA CQNn,MD f”\ Arby’s Charity Tour 2003 I 6075 Barfield Road, Suite 200 ’, Arb@ Atlanta, Georgia 30328 (I, April 23, 2003 Mr. Tommy Barrett Clear Channel Radio 801 E. Morehead Street, Suite 200 Charlotte, NC 28202 Dear Mr. Barrett: t Thank you for your support of the 2003 Arby’s Charity Tour Charlotte. Your - auction donation contributed to this year’s event raising $95,000 for the Arby’s Foundation Endowment Fund and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Charlotte. Information regarding your donation is as follows: Organization: Arby’s Foundation, Inc. a 501 (c)(3) organization Federal Tax ID#: 58-1692997 Donation: Two, Guest in Studio seats to The John Boy & Billy Radio Network, including Autographed CD and Tee Shirt. Two, Ride Along Packages for the Richard Petty Driving Experience. Two, Tickets to 5 separate Country Shows at Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre. The Arby’s Charity Tour is committed to supporting youth mentoring organizations and nurturing families and their children in need. Our event was a huge success due to the generosity of individuals like you. Again, thank your for your support. Sincerely, Candy Hawkins CFOlCorporate Secretary Arby’s Foundation, Inc. -1 -1 SECOND RARVESI FOOD BANK Of MEIROLINA 1- The 2002 Award winners'were: , to fork lifts Southeast Industnal Equipment. Toyota donated a fork lift Food Donor Partners - MDI (Merchant Distnbutors Individual Leadership PartnewDave Hall Incorporated) selected for their support wth food donations, and The Honorable Rnth Easterling. Dave Hall was special assistance wth food purchases and leadership instrumental in the Charlotte Ad Club's public service Food Drive Partners - Winn Dixie and fie Chadotte campaign to benefit Second Harvest entitled, STOP HUNGER Observer selected for outstanding partnership for the Letter HERE' The Honorable Ruth Easterlmg, recently retired member Camers' Food Dnve held in May, 2002 By provlding grocery of the NC House of Representatives and advocate against bags inserted in the paper, food dnve proceeds were doubled poverty. was instrumental in secunng funding for the six The Food Bank received nearly 100,000 pounds of food from NC Amenca's Second Harvest Food Banks' SNAP that one day (State Nutntuion Assistance Program) program Business Financhl Partners-Bi-Lo and US LEC. New Partner-Charlotte Van Q Storage. Bi-Lo has supported the Food Bank financially since 1996 Frank Watson, Owner of Charlotte Van & Storage, donated with donations from speclal promotions totaling close to the use of four Maflower moving vans for the Mayflower $50.000 US LEC has given $50,000, including two years Marathon last year ofsponsonng Kids Cafe sites 20th Anniversary Awardees have helped us dlstnbute Individual Financial Partners - Mr. Steve Bahakel and over 100 million pounds of food in the past 20 years. Their the Stnbblefield Foundation. Mr Bahakel's contributions dedication and support have been unwavering in the fight have pronded 36,000 meals to people in our area Since to end hunger 1995, the Stubblefield foundation has contributed close to Organizations - The Charlotte Area Fund, Hams Teeter, $16,000 to the Food Bank Mecklenburg County, Myers Park United Methodist Church. -Organization Financial Partners-WON: A Jewish Founding Board Members - Carole Cato. Herbert Hitch, Response to Hunger and The Charlotte Food Brokers. Glenn Hunt, and Frank Timberlake Since 1994. MAZON has granted 8103,000 to Second Volunteers - Gene Brown and Gale Pendergraph Harvest. The Charlotte Food Brokers, an organization of The Ted Heyward Compassion in Action award was professionals selling food to retailers and food sernce presented to The Honorable Fonntain Odom for his 20 companies, have given over $50,000 years of leadership and dedication to Second Harvest As a Special Event Partners-Claymattersand SI. Stephens Mecklenburg County Commissioner. he helped secure and High School -Both organlzations were selected for their maintain operating space for the Food Bank When he support of our Empty Bowls event by donating pottery and moved to the North Carolina Senate, he provlded leadership volunteenng at the event to insure funding from the General Assembly to the six NC Media Partners-WRFX 99.7 The Fox was selected for Amenca's Second Harvest Food Banks For the past seven their support of the Maflower Marathon dunng their '"Rock years, SNAP appropriations of $1 million annually have helped Against Hunger" campaign to purchase nutritious food items for our neighbors in need. Group Volunteer Partners-Food Lion and Providence United Methodist Church. Both Food Lion's volunteer group and Provldence United Methodist Church members have been coming monthly for the past two years to help with the packing and sorting of food Individual Gronp Vohnteers-David Gainey and Pam Mauriello. David Gainey began volunteenng three years ago and works diligently several days a week helping to sort and pack food Since 2001, Pam Mauriello has come once a week to help in the office. Both of these individuals have become invaluable members of the Food Bank team Resonrce Partners-Greif Brothers, Carolina Industrial Tracks and Southeast Industrial Eqnipmenfloyota. For more than 10 years, Grief Brothers has supplied hundreds of barrels for our food drives Carolina Industrial Trucks has assisted with donated equipment and repair and maintenance I 8L@SSlNPS I SUMMER ZOOS 1-e I i -, '. " .. June 16,2003 Ms. Amanda Knepp Clear Channel Radio 801 E. Morehead St., Suite # 200 Charlotte, NC 28202 Dear Ms. Knepp: On behalf of our Board of Directors, clients and staff, I would like to take this opportunity to say, Thank You" for taking the time from your busy schedules to visit Cabanus Workshop, Inc. during our recent "Public Awareness Luncheons". The luncheons went very well and a lot of potential contacts were made. We have seen some immediate responses and aIso expect "long range" impacts. The Workshop has grown tremendously over the past twenty-five years and this would never have been possible without the support of friends, such as yourself, and for this we are truly grateful! We look forward to having you serve, along with us, as goodwill advocates for our program here at Cabarrus Workshop. Again, many, many sincere thanks for your support. Sincerely, Michael P. Trinque Executive Director CABARRUS WORKSHOP INC If c Presented By Amencan Express Syscowdlena-Arr a proled of SHARE OUR STRENGTH a non-prom organizatlm figmmg hmga w Nmgh mg May 8,2003 Anthony Testa Clear Channel WLYT WWMG 801 E Morehead St Charlotte NC 28202 Dear Anthony Testa, On behalf of Charlotte’s Eightb Annual Taste of the Nation, I would like to thank you and Clear Channel WLYT WWMG for your support of the 2003 Taste of the Natron event held last week Apnl9,2003 The results are unpressive More than 75 sponsors contributed $105,000.00 in financial contributions and $50,000 00 of in-kind coninbutions The unpct that this will have on hunger mll mean more than 300,000 meals for the hungry here III Mecklenburg County We could not have aclueved th~ssuccess mthout you Thank you for your generous support and mlhgness to make a contnbution dunng a diflicult economic time and a penod of uncertainty for our nabon. The impact that we have th~syear upon the hungry is more important than ever as the rolls of unemployment grow and meals are harder to come by We are happy to report many local media outlets covered the event-gmng exposure to the fight agamt hunger as well as to your company. Some of the outlets include. The Charlolte Observer, The Charlotte Business Journal, Charlotte Magazme, Greater Charlotte Biz, Greater Charlotte Hospitality News, South Charlotte Weekly, Creatrve Loafing, Charlotte Taste, Rhweros Times, WBTV-TV, WCNC-TV, WCCB- TV, News14 Carolma, WBT radio, WLNK rarho, WFAE rad~o,WWMG radio and WLYT radio. Taste of the Nation salutes you and your organization We hope that you enjoyed the event and will continue to be involved.