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Donation appeal: let's save Radio SOL

Donation appeal: let's save Radio SOL

Dear listeners, today we are turning to you with an urgent request:

Larger commercial radio stations are about to buy up our licences. We want to prevent this and need your support to do so. If Radio SOL is as dear to your heart as it is to mine, I ask you for a moment of your attention for this letter. Because together we can unlock the station’s potential.

Gerhard PellegriniMy vision is, and always has been, that as a community station we are the voice of the region and its people: of small and larger businesses, of clubs and associations, of mayors and those responsible in our country. Of people who are committed to a positive development of our quality of life and our economy.

Unfortunately, word has not yet got round of the important, supportive role Radio SOL plays here in Lower Austria, in its broadcast area south of Vienna, and throughout Austria via its internet stream: an advertising platform for the region!

Please help us carry our vision out into the world – we now need donations to prevent the station from closing. If every second Radio SOL listener donated 50 euros, for example, we would already have made it. We will thank you generously for every donation with airtime or SOL vouchers.

Donation account “Planet SOL”, contribution for Radio SOL: IBAN AT27 2020 5004 0014 2444, Sparkasse Baden BIC: SPBDAT21XXX

Thank you for your time. The station really is very close to my heart – not for my own sake, but as an independent, citizen-oriented and above all modern and dynamic platform for communication and business in our region.

With sunny greetings,

Ing. Gerhard Pellegrini CEO, Radio SOL Tel: +43 664/33 33 209 office@radioSOL.at

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