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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: Matt Rader O: (505) 878-0980 E: [email protected] Albuquerque Radio Stations Come Together to Help Joy Junction American General Media to collect food, other items to donate to Joy Junction ALBUQUERQUE, December 2, 2013--American General Media (AGM-Nevada, LLC) and five of its eight radio stations are taking to the airwaves, donating both air time and station talent, to ask listeners to donate to Joy Junction this holiday season. KABG-FM/BIG 98.5, KAGM- FM/Power 106.7, KARS/AREA 102.9, KDLW/Z106.3 and KLVO/Radio Lobo 97/7/94.7 have been on the air since last week encouraging listeners to join them for an all-day live broadcast and donation drive on Friday, December 6, 2013 at Smith's Food & Drug Store at 3701 Constitution Ave. NE (Corner of Carlisle Blvd. and Constitution Ave.) from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Listeners are being asked to help with donations ranging from non-perishable food items to everyday hygiene products to blankets and jackets. All items collected will then be donated to Joy Junction, a non-profit organization that assists homeless men, women, children and families in the Albuquerque area. Joy Junction is a faith-based charitable organization that serves up to 300 people a night, including up to as many as 80 children and serves nearly 200,000 meals annually. Because Joy Junction is a donation-only charitable organization, they receive no government funding and rely solely on the generosity of others to serve those who need their services. This is the first of two all-day live broadcasts benefiting a charitable organization that the AGM family of radio stations will conduct. During this live broadcast, photo/video and interview opportunities with both representatives of AGM radio stations as well as representatives of Joy Junction will be available. Please find a complete list of donation requests attached and feel free to reach out to Matt Rader, Director of Marketing & Promotions for any questions you may have regarding the charity drive or this release. About AGM-Nevada, LLC AGM-Nevada, LLC owns a total of 31 stations in California, Colorado, and New Mexico. In Albuquerque/Santa Fe, AGM owns KABG Classic Hits Big 98.5, KAGM Power 106.7, KARS AREA 102.9, KDLW Z106.3, KHFM Classical 95.5, KKIM-AM Christian News/Talk AM1000, and KLVO and KKIM-FM Radio Lobo 97.7/94.7. # # # .

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