By RODNEY HO/rho@ajc.com, filed Dec. 3, 2010
Star 94 raised $560,212 last week for the Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, slightly more than in 2009.
In eight years, Star 94 has raised more than $7.7 million for the hospital.
Here's what the new program director Scott Lindy had to say in an email Monday:
That's a little higher than last year and an amazing amount of money considering the down economy, dozens of GA banks failing and having our state above the national average in unemployment. When times are tough Star listeners still find a way to give over half a million dollars to Children's Healthcare of Atlanta. Impressive.
I've been tracking pledge totals since 2004:
2004: $1.167 million.
2005: $1.2 million
2006: $1,215,834
2007: $1,212,437
2008: $825,284
2009: $558,000
2010: $560,000
The station's falling ratings and a rough economy have impacted fund-raising the past couple of years.
You can always donate at the hospital here.
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By Rodney Ho, rho@ajc.com, AJCRadioTV blog
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