APPENDIX A (EXAMPLES OF COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS ACKNOWLEDGING LOCAL OUTREACH BY NBCU-OWNED STATIONS) APPENDIX A (EXAMPLES OF COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS ACKNOWLEDGING LOCAL OUTREACH BY NBCU-OWNED STATIONS) Community Organization Television Market(s) AIDS SeNices Foundation, Orange County Los Angeles/Corona Alamo Public Telecommunications Council San Antonio Alcohol Beverage Industry Alliance - Puerto Rico San Juan Alianza Los Angeles/Corona Alliance for a Drug-Free Puerto Rico San Juan American Cancer Society Hartford/New Britain American Lung Association of Connecticut Hartford/New Britain American Red Cross, Connecticut Hartford/New Britain American Red Cross, North Bay Chapter San Jose/San Francisco Amigos For Kids Miami/Ft. Lauderdale Arizona Humane Society Phoenix Asian Pacific American Legal Center Los Angeles/Corona ASPIRA of New York New York/Linden Autism Speaks, Inc. Miami/Ft. Lauderdale Avenida Guadalupe Association San Antonio Belafonte TACOLCY Center, Inc. Miami/Ft. Lauderdale Boy Scouts of America, Grand Canyon Council Phoenix Boys &Girls Club of Broward County Miami/Ft. Lauderdale Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Washington Washington, DC CADE Philadelphia California Strawberry Festival Los Angeles/Corona Chicano Federation of San Diego San Diego City HONest New York/Linden City of Las Vegas, Arts and Community Events Division Las Vegas/Paradise Committee on Hispanic Children and Families New York/Linden Community Food Bank - Pima County Tucson Council of Spanish Speaking Organizations of Philadelphia Philadelphia, Inc. Cuban American National Council Miami/Ft. Lauderdale APPENDIX A (EXAMPLES OF COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS ACKNOWLEDGING LOCAL OUTREACH BV NBCU-OWNED STATIONS) Community Organization Television Market(s) Denver Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Denver/Longmont Donor Network of Arizona Phoenix Families in Schools Los Angeles/Corona General Consulate, EI Salvador Tucson Have A Boll Foundation Son Jose/Son Francisco Heart of Los Angeles Los Angeles/Corona Hispanic Bar Association Phoenix Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Hartford/New Britain La Fondita de Jesus Son Juan Los Vegas Latin Chamber of Commerce Los Vegas/Paradise Latino Diabetes Association Los Angeles/Corona League Against Cancer Miami/Ft. Lauderdale Lincoln Center New York/Linden Los Angeles Music and Art School Los Angeles/Corona Lymphoma Research Foundation Chicago Miami's Children Museum Miami/Ft. Lauderdale Mujeres. Latinos En Accion Miami/Ft. Lauderdale Muscular Dystrophy Association - Puerto Rico Son Juan Muscular Dystrophy Association (Dallas Regionl Dallas/Fort Worth Notional Multiple Sclerosis Society. Pacific South Son Diego Nevada Health District Los Vegas/Paradise North Texas Schools/Stay on Track Dallas/Fort Worth Philadelphia Chinatown Development Corporation Philadelphia Phoenix. Mayor's Office Phoenix Police Athletic League Philadelphia Puerto Rican Arts Alliance Chicago Rady Children's Hospital-Son Diego Son Diego Repertorio Espanol New York/Linden Solvation Army, Capitol Region Washington. DC APPENDIX A (EXAMPLES OF COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS ACKNOWLEDGING LOCAL OUTREACH BV NBCU-OWNED STATIONS) Community Organization Television Market(s) San Diego Blood Bank San Diego San Diego County Office of Education San Diego San Diego State U. San Diego San Diego YMCA San Diego Special Olympics - Connecticut Hartford/New Britain United Blood Services Phoenix United States- Mexico Chamber of Commerce. Northeast New York/Linden Chapter United Way of Greater Los Angeles Los Angeles/Corona Urban League of Greater Hartford Hartford/New Britain USS Midway Museum San Diego Write Girl Los Angeles/Corona Y-ME National Breast Cancer Organization Chicago Board of Directors IAIDS Senices Jo~ Rodriguez, M.D. 1:-'___ Foundation Ptaideac Karen Ellis ...Orange County Co-Vw::e Plaidtnt Maria Marque4; Co-Vw::e~t Mark GuiUod TteUIltU Jeffery Stuckhardr April 14, 2008 Sectctuy Frank Bianchini Re: KNBC - MB Docket No. 04-233 Terry Delonas Hung Fan, Ph.D. To Whom It May Concern: Arnold Henson, M.D. Ken Jillson Veda Mabry I wish to fonnally voice support to the FCC in regards to one broadcast television Nathan Menanl stations great commitment to the community. For over 10 years KNBC (MB Doeket Judith O'Dea Morc No. 04-233) has been very responsive and supportive to the needs ofvarious Alpab R. Patel communities and organizations in Orange County. AIDS Services Foundation AI Roberts Orange County (ASP) is one ofmany organizations that benefit from KNBC. Judith A. Rosenthal Patti Tucker Duane Vajgrt. M.D. Since 1985, ASF has been the leading organization in Orange County that has provided services and assistance to over 1,500 :men, women, and children affected by Founding President AlRobem HIV/AIDS. Since the beginning ofthe AIDS crisis, KNBC responded to the emergency and has continued to be the leading broadcast television station that helps Advisory Board us advocate our message to both the English and Spanish speaking communities. Hon. Maril)'!l C. Brewer Sate AsocmbIy. R.cciftd Chair Each year, ASF has the pleasme ofworking with KNBC on various news stories. Barbara Boxer u.s. Seaatnt While some ofthese pieces are informational in nature and are related to issues of Peggy Goldwater Clay concern and interest to KNBC, many ofthem are focused on helping ASF promote CoiiiiilUDity i..<adA:r services, programs, and fundraising events. Through their ongoing coverage last year Ross Conner, Ph.D. ofOC AIDS Walk last, our biggest yearly fundraising event, the event doubled its ~~. attendance from 4,000 to 8,000 and exceeded its fundraising goal ofS700,OOO. We O.C Philharmonic Socicry could Dot do this without their help! In addition to news coverage, KNBC also Ron Davies Bwineu Eftcutive provided on air mentions ofthe event, promoted prominently on their website, and Dianne Feinstein even sent one oftheir morning news anchors to MC the event at 7am on a Saturday. u.s. Seaatnr Bill Gillespie Roben Haskdl Simply put, broadcast television stations like KNBC are a vital asset to community President. PaciIic life I'oundation organizations such as ASF. In a time ofsubstantial reductions in Federal and State Janice Johnson funding, we are dependent on help from media partners such as KNBC to help us Arnold W. Klein, M.D. create awareness in the community and increase fundraising efforts in order to Maria Pendjer backfill existing and potential funding losses. Anita ~ Rosenstein Bum- EricutM: Loretta Sanchez Once again, I would like to reiterate ASF's support ofKNBC and express gratitude u.s. Con&t--n for their ongoing support ofour agency, the thousands ofclients we serve, and the Rick Silver BusiD... E...:utiYe co . t large that benefits from their programming. Should you have any Stan Tkaczyk ques . ns, pI do not hesitate to contact me at (949) 809-8763. Barbara Venezia DickWei1 ~ Oircaor. PIMCO [n Memoriam Roger Johnson AdvUory Ilootd I'ouodins aw.r Executive Di~ctOr Alan Witchey. MFA Tax!D: .33·0126481 James R. "Bud" Waren, M.D. Center, 17982 Sky Park Circle, Suite], Irvine, CA 92614-6482 949.809.5700 www.ocasf.org www.ocaidswalk.org Alamo Public Telecommunications Council dba KLRN TV is the public television station for San Antonio and the surrounding area. The mission of KLRN is to use the power of telecommunications to provide quality programs and services which advance education, culture and community, to enrich the lives of people throughout South Central Texas. KLRN is very pleased to partner with KVDA, Channel 60, the local Telemundo affiliate. KVDA served as the official media sponsor for the 2007 KLRN's women's health conference, Hablando de la Salud de la Mujer. As the official media sponsor, KVDA aired promotional spots for the conference, provided booth space at the local Diez y Seis event. They also donated items to the gift bags for each of the 400+ attendees. Several of their staff served on our steering committee that planned the conference and provided translation services for this bilingual event. KVDA also assisted in sponsor solicitation for the event, and was instrumental in securing one of our largest sponsors. KLRN is fortunate to have such a strong partner in KVDA, and KVDA has agreed to be the official media sponsor for the 2008 Hablando de la Salud de la Mujer conference. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE INDUSTRY ALLIANCE OF PUERTO RICO til!I]c: April 14,2008 To Whom It May Concern: The Alcohol Beverage Industry Alliance of Puerto Rico (ABIA), located in San Juan, is a non profit organization formed by the brand owners of most of the beers and distilled spirits sold in Puerto Rico; Bacardi, Brown-Forman (Finlandia), Cerveceria India (Medalla Light), Coors, Cutty, Destileria Serralles, Diageo, Heineken and Pernod­ Ricard. ABIA's main objective is to promote responsible marketing, sales and consumption of their products. During 2007, the organization's first year, expectations were surpassed. The major achievements included: responsible consumption educational efforts aimed at young consumers, credibility and cooperation with both public and civil Road Safety Institutions and the implementation of a quantitative survey on attitudes and habits towards road safety. But perhaps the greater achievement was the Christmas Campaign conducted in alliance with the main local TV stations, spearheaded by WKAQ. The campaign took th place December 1sl 2007 to January 20 2008 . ABIA provided a 10ss spot aimed at creating awareness of the local penalties involved in DUI, that was tagged onto stations ID's and programming promotions. Furthermore, stations provided message