Cumulus Media Saginaw hit a milestone in the fight against breast cancer. Z93 (WKQZ) and Program Director Matt Bingham wrapped up another American Cancer Society Men Wear Pink campaign that raised $127,950 and put them among the nation’s top fundraisers.
Bingham, who co-hosts The Morning After with Matt and Adam and serves as a Men Wear Pink ambassador, and the station have taken part in the campaign for the last eight years. The money helps provide lodging and rides to treatment for patients, patient education, and breakthrough research in Mid-Michigan.
Bingham commented, “To say that I’m overwhelmed by the support of our local business partners and our listeners, ‘The People of The Morning After,’ would be an understatement…Having met so many breast cancer survivors throughout my time working with the American Cancer Society through Men Wear Pink and Making Strides, I know what kind of difference these donations can make. I am so proud of this fundraising accomplishment, and I’m already looking forward to Men Wear Pink 2027!”
Cumulus Media Saginaw/Flint Regional Vice President and Market Manager Cody Welling said, “The end result is truly special when the community comes together and fights for a worthy cause!”
American Cancer Society Senior Manager, Market Events Brooklyn Kennings remarked, “Matt and his supporters at Z93 have brought the same passion and commitment since day one. He is an inspiring leader and a powerful advocate for the mission of the American Cancer Society. Each one of this year’s Men Wear Pink ambassadors, like Matt, embodied our mission wholeheartedly, and we are incredibly grateful for their unwavering support.”
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