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Beasley Media Group’s WXKB-FM in Southwest Florida collected 1,150 new bikes and $6,500 to benefit the Marine Toys for Tots Foundation of Lee County during Big Mama’s Annual Bike Driv

With a focus on moving the company more into the digital space since becoming CEO in 2018, Bill Wilson has transformed Townsquare Media into a digital first company. That does not mean radio is not an important part of the Townsquare transformation. Actually, it's quite the opposite.

The 20th annual “98.1 WOGL Loves Our Kids Radiothon” raised more than $171,000 over two days. The radiothon supports the Child Life, Education and Creative Arts Therapy Department at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP).

iHeartMedia country stations in Milwaukee and Madison teamed up for the first time ever for their Wisconsin Cares for St Jude Kids Radiothon. A total of $251,829 was raised for the organization.

Rising Above is a virtual sales and management media summit. It's set for January 26-27. 2022.

iHeartMedia and The CW have signed a new multi-year agreement for The CW to remain the exclusive TV and video streaming partner for both the two-day iHeartRadio Music Festival and the annual holiday iHeartRadio Jingle Ball event. The CW and iHeartMedia have been partners on these events since 2012.

Beasley Media Group’s "22nd 92.5 XTU Annual Toy Truck Parade & Concert" in Philadelphia raised $8,000 for local charities. Along with the concert proceeds, hundreds of toys were collected.

KBOI-AM in Boise and the US Marine Corps teamed up for the fifth year to put on “Idaho’s Largest Toy Drive.” It was the best year for toy collections so far with 38,822 toys and $36,213 colelcted.

Burks Broadcasting in Dyersburg, TN collected more than 20,000 canned goods to help feed the hungry this holiday season. The three-station company worked with area schools on "The 15th Annual Reason for the Season Food Drive."

"How To Make 2022 Your Best Year Ever" will be a two-part presentation in January. The sessions are set for January 12 and 19, 2022.