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you appreciate their support!
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Contact Tom Hartland email: dev1@coastradio.org tele: 503.325.0010
The Board of Tillicum Foundation joins in extending its
gratitude for these sponsors' significant support of
Coast Community Radio. With support such as theirs,
KMUN has grown to become by far the most listened-to
station in our region.*
And in turn, we are hopeful that given KMUN/KTCB's
estimated 12,800* unique listeners each week, the
announcements being made on the air acknowledging
their sponsorship may be helping to further their
business interests as well.
Especially in today’s economy, we feel it’s worth
considering why. Why, when listenership is shrinking
nationwide for commercial radio has our support from
the coasts of northern Oregon and southern
Washington fared so much better?
Together it seems we’re part of a trend. As reported by
the Institute for Local Self-Reliance, their recent
survey of more than 1,800 independent businesses in
100 markets nationwide showed businesses having
strong community roots and local ownership
increased their sales in 2009 by a larger percentage
than did their chain store competitors.**
Locally operated and independent since 1983, Coast
Community Radio is determined to continue
strengthening the awareness our community has of its
sponsors and of the importance of their support. And
with our all-embracing music mix, public affairs programs,
announcements of events and even lost pets, truly
support for one another is what we have in kmun.
* Source: Eastlan Resources Fall 2006
**ILSR Release, January, 2010
For information about sponsorship, contact:
Tom Hartland
503.325.0010
dev1@coastradio.org
gratitude for these sponsors' significant support of
Coast Community Radio. With support such as theirs,
KMUN has grown to become by far the most listened-to
station in our region.*
And in turn, we are hopeful that given KMUN/KTCB's
estimated 12,800* unique listeners each week, the
announcements being made on the air acknowledging
their sponsorship may be helping to further their
business interests as well.
Especially in today’s economy, we feel it’s worth
considering why. Why, when listenership is shrinking
nationwide for commercial radio has our support from
the coasts of northern Oregon and southern
Washington fared so much better?
Together it seems we’re part of a trend. As reported by
the Institute for Local Self-Reliance, their recent
survey of more than 1,800 independent businesses in
100 markets nationwide showed businesses having
strong community roots and local ownership
increased their sales in 2009 by a larger percentage
than did their chain store competitors.**
Locally operated and independent since 1983, Coast
Community Radio is determined to continue
strengthening the awareness our community has of its
sponsors and of the importance of their support. And
with our all-embracing music mix, public affairs programs,
announcements of events and even lost pets, truly
support for one another is what we have in kmun.
* Source: Eastlan Resources Fall 2006
**ILSR Release, January, 2010
For information about sponsorship, contact:
Tom Hartland
503.325.0010
dev1@coastradio.org
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