That KEVIN Show

Backstage at Sing! 2026, we're getting the inside scoop on the nation's most important worship conference. This year's theme is Sing the Bible, and we're diving into the stories behind the songs and the people who are shaping the future of Christian music. Joining us backstage are some of the biggest names in the industry, including Malcolm Guite, a poet and hymn writer, and Jeffrey Williams, a former astronaut and board member of the Getty Music Foundation.

In this episode, we're talking about the intersection of faith and culture, and how the Bible has shaped Western civilization. Malcolm Guite shares his insights on the importance of poetry and how it can be used to bring people closer to God. We're also exploring the impact of the Bible on literature and how it's made English culture possible. And, we're discussing the role of the Getty Music Foundation in preserving and promoting the legacy of Keith and Kristyn Getty's work.

We're also hearing from Jeffrey Williams about the PNW Science and Wonders Center, a new project that aims to bring science and faith together. And we're talking about the importance of understanding the persecuted church and how we can support our brothers and sisters around the world. With special guests like Malcolm Guite and Todd Nettleton from Voice of the Martyrs, this episode is not one to miss.

Join us for a conversation that will challenge your thinking and inspire your faith. Listen to the full episode to hear more about the intersection of faith and culture, the impact of the Bible on literature, and the importance of supporting the persecuted church.

Join the Movement to Bring God's Word to Those Who Need It Most

This episode of That KEVIN Show is a powerful reminder that there are millions of people around the world who desperately need a Bible but can't access one. Kevin McCullough and his guest, Michael Woolworth from Bible League, discuss the importance of getting God's Word into the hands of those who are asking for it. From the challenges of getting Bibles to people in restricted countries like China and India, to the incredible stories of how Bibles have impacted lives, this conversation is a must-listen.

Kevin and Michael share stories of people who have been impacted by the Bible, including a man in Vietnam who likens the Bible to a map that directs us to all that's true. They also talk about the Bible Access List, which confirms the great need for Bibles around the world. With 88 countries identified as having a high need for Bibles, Kevin and Michael highlight the importance of getting these books into the hands of those who are asking for them.

The conversation also touches on the concept of "plundering hell" by sending Bibles to those who need them. Kevin and Michael explain that every Bible that goes out has the potential to impact at least 12 people, and that the Bible League has a 88-year history of providing Bibles to those who need them.

If you're feeling called to make a difference in the lives of those who are seeking God's Word, this episode is a must-listen. Join Kevin and Michael as they discuss the importance of getting Bibles to those who need them and learn how you can be a part of this life-changing work.

                              Win Tickets to See Candace Cameron Bure in Person!

Step into an evening that feels like catching up with a friend who makes you laugh, inspires your heart, and leaves you with fresh motivation.

Following her sold-out 2025 tour, Candace Cameron Bure invites you to a two-hour experience filled with interactive games (prizes included!), heartfelt stories, and meaningful conversation rooted in faith.

Joining Candace is Dr. Tabatha - a triple board certified physician who helps women reconnect the body, mind and soul for true healing.

Come ready to laugh, be encouraged, and leave motivated to live with purpose and joy!

For each tour stop we'll be giving away:

1 Grand Prize

• Two VIP tickets
• A Meet & Greet with Candace
• A signed copy of Candace's book Wild Hope: A 30-Day Devotional to Overcome Life’s Challenges

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An Excerpt from #SheLOVEsHerBabies

There is something radically askew in the aftermath of the Lindsay Clancy mistrial, and it burned me from the beginning even before I could name what it was.

Then came the final stretch of testimony.

Clancy was never diagnosed with psychosis by the doctors who actually treated her before the killings. She admits she strangled her three children. Her defense doesn’t dispute that. The fight was over whether she should be held criminally responsible.

After 38 hours of deliberation across seven days, the jury couldn’t agree.

Mistrial.

Not an acquittal. Not vindication.

You wouldn’t know that from the pink people.

Hundreds of grown adults showed up outside that courthouse wearing pink — the favorite color of Cora, the 5-year-old daughter Clancy strangled — with pink bows and signs reading “Believe,” “She Needed Help,” and “Peace For Lindsay.”

Think about that. A 5-year-old girl is dead. Her mother killed her.

And somehow the little girl’s favorite color became the uniform for people rallying around the woman who did it.

What in God’s name are we doing?

The prosecution presented experts who found no evidence of psychosis in the records they reviewed. They pointed to inconsistencies in Clancy’s accounts and argued she understood right from wrong.

And I believe them.

I believe Lindsay Clancy misled people. I believe she told doctors enough to get help while withholding enough that they never understood what she was capable of doing. I believe the psychosis explanation became considerably more useful after Cora, Dawson, and Callan were dead than it apparently was to the clinicians treating her beforehand.

That’s my conclusion after watching the evidence.

 

Join the Movement to Bring God's Word to Those Who Need It Most

This episode of That KEVIN Show is a powerful reminder that there are millions of people around the world who desperately need a Bible but can't access one. Kevin McCullough and his guest, Michael Woolworth from Bible League, discuss the importance of getting God's Word into the hands of those who are asking for it. From the challenges of getting Bibles to people in restricted countries like China and India, to the incredible stories of how Bibles have impacted lives, this conversation is a must-listen.

Kevin and Michael share stories of people who have been impacted by the Bible, including a man in Vietnam who likens the Bible to a map that directs us to all that's true. They also talk about the Bible Access List, which confirms the great need for Bibles around the world. With 88 countries identified as having a high need for Bibles, Kevin and Michael highlight the importance of getting these books into the hands of those who are asking for them.

The conversation also touches on the concept of "plundering hell" by sending Bibles to those who need them. Kevin and Michael explain that every Bible that goes out has the potential to impact at least 12 people, and that the Bible League has a 88-year history of providing Bibles to those who need them.

If you're feeling called to make a difference in the lives of those who are seeking God's Word, this episode is a must-listen. Join Kevin and Michael as they discuss the importance of getting Bibles to those who need them and learn how you can be a part of this life-changing work.

                              Win Tickets to See Candace Cameron Bure in Person!

Step into an evening that feels like catching up with a friend who makes you laugh, inspires your heart, and leaves you with fresh motivation.

Following her sold-out 2025 tour, Candace Cameron Bure invites you to a two-hour experience filled with interactive games (prizes included!), heartfelt stories, and meaningful conversation rooted in faith.

Joining Candace is Dr. Tabatha - a triple board certified physician who helps women reconnect the body, mind and soul for true healing.

Come ready to laugh, be encouraged, and leave motivated to live with purpose and joy!

For each tour stop we'll be giving away:

1 Grand Prize

• Two VIP tickets
• A Meet & Greet with Candace
• A signed copy of Candace's book Wild Hope: A 30-Day Devotional to Overcome Life’s Challenges

10 First Prizes
Two tickets to the event

Enter now for your opportunity to win!

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode of Radio Night Live celebrates Little Italy in the Bronx! Broadcasting LIVE from Mario's - Bronx Little Italy & Arthur Avenue takes listeners on a culinary journey through the historic Arthur Avenue in the Bronx, where the rich flavors and aromas of traditional Italian cuisine come alive. From the iconic Mario's restaurant, where the speaker shares stories of its rich history and the secrets behind its beloved dishes, to the charming Morrone Pastry Shop, where the sweet treats are almost too beautiful to eat.

The episode is a delightful mix of food, culture, and community, as Kevin McCullough, Cristyne Nicholas & Linda Perillo chat with a variety of guests to include:

Peter Madonia, Chair-Belmont BID;

Steve Cuozzo- Real Estate & Food Reporter- New York Post;

Ninfa Segarra, Senior Vice President, Government & Community Affairs, Marketing & Communications- SBH Health Systems, St. Barnabas Hospital; 

Alejandro Kristensen, 2026 Ellen’s Stardust Diner Junior Starduster & talented young singer who wowed the crowd with his performance!;

Ermanno Morrone, Owner- Morrone Pastry Shop & Cafe;

Along the way, they discuss everything from the importance of preserving traditional Italian American cuisine to the unique character of the Bronx's Arthur Avenue.

As the conversation unfolds, Kevin McCullough, Cristyne Nicholas & Linda Perillo delve into the stories behind the food, the people, and the places that make this neighborhood so special. From the family-owned businesses that have been a staple of the community for generations to the new developments that are bringing fresh energy to the area, this episode is a love letter to the Bronx and its people.

So, join the conversation and discover the flavors, stories, and traditions that make Arthur Avenue so unique. Listen to this episode of Radio Night Live to experience the sights, sounds, and tastes of this incredible neighborhood, and find out what makes it a true gem of New York City.

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In a world where the value of motherhood is often questioned, a recent article in The Cut sparked a heated debate about the role of parents in society. Kevin McCullough shares his thoughts on the matter, highlighting the importance of understanding the complexities of parenting and the impact it has on families. He's joined by special guests, including Candace Cameron Bure, who talks about her new tour and her passion for sharing her faith with others.

This episode delves into the challenges of modern parenting, where the pressure to be perfect can be overwhelming. Kevin and his guests discuss the importance of community and connection in today's fast-paced world, where people are often too busy to prioritize relationships. They also explore the role of faith in parenting, and how it can provide a sense of purpose and meaning.

Candace Cameron Bure shares her own experiences as a mother and a Christian, highlighting the importance of living out her faith in everyday life. She talks about her new tour, which aims to bring people together and provide a space for connection and community. Kevin also discusses his own experiences as a father, and how his faith has helped him navigate the challenges of parenting.

In this episode, Kevin and his guests encourage listeners to prioritize their relationships and to seek out community and support. They also emphasize the importance of living out one's faith in everyday life, and how it can bring a sense of purpose and meaning to our lives. If you're looking for a fresh perspective on parenting and faith, this episode is a must-listen.

Tune in to hear the full conversation and discover how you can apply these principles to your own life. Visit ThatKevinShow.com for more information and to support the Bible League's mission to provide Bibles to those in need.

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In this episode of That KEVIN Show, Kevin McCullough dives into the importance of faith and hope in the face of adversity. He's joined by Dave Watson, senior pastor at Calvary Chapel, Staten Island, who shares insights from the book of Lamentations, highlighting the steadfast love and faithfulness of God. Kevin also talks to Michael Woolworth from Bible League about the need for Bibles in restricted countries, and how listeners can help provide them to those who desperately need them.

The conversation also touches on current events, including the Iran conflict and the importance of standing up for girls' athletics in California.

Rear Admiral Peter Brown joins the show to discuss the impact of foreign policy on the Western hemisphere and the need for a fair-trading agreement with Canada.

Shelley Goldberg of The Parenting Express shares practical tips for parents on how to support their sons in school, citing the book "Boys Adrift" by Dr. Leonard Sachs.

Throughout the episode, Kevin emphasizes the importance of faith, hope, and community in navigating life's challenges. He also highlights the need for listeners to take action, whether it's supporting Bible League or advocating for girls' athletics.

If you're looking for a dose of encouragement and practical advice, tune in to this episode of That KEVIN Show. Kevin shares his passion for faith, family, and freedom, and invites listeners to join him in making a difference in the world.

 

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This week on That Kevin Show, Kevin McCullough is joined by Michael Woolworth from Bible League to talk about the importance of getting God's Word into the hands of those who need it most. With a matching gift in place, every Bible donated will be doubled, making this a unique opportunity to make a significant impact. Kevin and Michael share stories of individuals and communities around the world who are desperate for Bibles, and how the listeners of That Kevin Show are making a difference in their lives.

Throughout the episode, Kevin and Michael discuss the challenges of getting Bibles to those who need them, including restrictions in countries like North Korea, Yemen, and Somalia. They also highlight the success stories of Bible League's Project Philip program, which has led to thousands of people coming to faith in Christ. The conversation is filled with inspiring stories of individuals who have been impacted by the Bible, and the difference it has made in their lives.

As Kevin and Michael talk about the importance of getting God's Word to those who need it, they emphasize that it's not just about providing a physical book, but about giving people the opportunity to experience the "good life" that comes from meditating on God's Word. They share stories of individuals who have been transformed by the Bible, and how it has brought them joy and happiness.

If you're looking for a way to make a meaningful impact in the lives of others, this episode is a must-listen. Join Kevin and Michael as they talk about the power of the Bible and how you can be a part of bringing it to those who need it most. Listen to the full episode to hear the inspiring stories and learn how you can get involved.

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This episode of Travel Tuesday is a love letter to the iconic Arthur Avenue in the Bronx, where the sounds, smells, and tastes of Little Italy come alive. Join Kevin McCullough, Linda Perillo, Cristyne Nicholas and their guests as they explore the rich history and culture of this vibrant neighborhood, where family traditions and recipes have been passed down through generations.

From the bustling streets of Arthur Avenue to the cozy restaurants and shops, this episode is a culinary journey that will leave you hungry for more. Kevin is joined by Linda Perillo, a third-generation travel icon, and Cristyne Nicholas, CEO & Co-Founder of Nicholas & Lence Communications; as they delve into the stories behind the neighborhood's famous eateries and bakeries. With a focus on the importance of preserving traditional recipes and family traditions, this episode is a must-listen for anyone who loves food, history, and culture.

As the conversation unfolds, the hosts learn about the fascinating stories behind the neighborhood's businesses and the people who have shaped its identity. From the Perillo family's history as immigration attorneys to the origins of Perillo Tours, the discussion reveals the complexities and nuances of the area's history.

One of the highlights of the episode is the conversation with Dominic Chianese, a 95-year-old Italian-American who shares his experiences growing up in the neighborhood and his love of music. His son, Junior, joins him on the podcast, and together they talk about their new podcast, "Dominic and Junior". The conversation is heartwarming and thought-provoking, and it's a testament to the power of family and community.

If you're looking for a taste of the real New York, this episode of Travel Tuesday is a must-listen. Join Kevin, Linda and Cristyne as they explore the sights, sounds, and flavors of Arthur Avenue, and discover the stories behind the people and places that make this neighborhood so special.

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An Excerpt from Missing the Point on Townhall.com

Abdul El-Sayed wrote it himself.

Nobody hacked him. Nobody misquoted him. Nobody caught him on a hot mic.

He wrote it. And now apparently the offensive part is that CBS reported it.

El-Sayed, the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Michigan, has some old social media posts he’d probably prefer people didn’t spend much time reading as we approach the 25th anniversary of September 11.

So naturally, people started reading them. One from 2020 compared the death toll from 9/11 to the death toll from COVID.

But the one that stopped me was written on September 11, 2021.

El-Sayed wrote that he mourned the roughly 3,000 Americans murdered that day — lives taken, as he put it, “in the name of my faith.” Then he kept going.

He said he’d spend the following day mourning roughly a million lives lost across three countries “in the name of my country.” There it is. Three thousand Americans murdered by terrorists.

Then America’s wars abroad. One mourning followed by another. I’m sorry, but those things don’t belong on the same scale.

You can oppose the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Plenty of Americans do. You can believe Washington made catastrophic decisions after September 11. You can argue that innocent people died unnecessarily because of them. Make that argument.

But that’s not what happened on September 11, 2001.

Nineteen terrorists boarded four commercial airplanes with the specific intention of murdering innocent people. They flew two into the World Trade Center. They flew another into the Pentagon. Passengers fought back on Flight 93 before it crashed in Pennsylvania.

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                                      Send Bibles to the Nations | Bible League International

Imagine a world where people can't access the Bible, a book that holds the key to their spiritual journey. This episode of That Kevin Show explores the incredible work of Bible League, an organization that's been providing Bibles to those in need for almost 90 years. From China to India, and from Africa to the Middle East, Bible League is working tirelessly to get God's word into the hands of those who desperately want it.

Kevin shares stories of people like Pastor Abenas, who's been reaching Muslims in Bangladesh despite facing harsh opposition, and Washi, a rice paddy farmer in China who's praying for a Bible to share with her family. These stories highlight the incredible need for Bibles in countries where Christianity is growing, but access to the Bible is restricted. Kevin also talks about the Bible access list, a study that reveals the top 25 countries where there's a shortage of Bibles.

As Kevin delves into the challenges of getting Bibles to those in need, he emphasizes the importance of prayer and the role that listeners can play in supporting Bible League's mission. He shares stories of people like Ramesh, a hero of the faith who's suffered greatly while ministering in South Asia, but continues to trust in God's provision.

If you're moved by these stories and want to be a part of this incredible work, join Kevin McCullough as he discusses the Bible League's mission and how you can be a part of it. Listen to the full episode to learn more about the Bible access list, the challenges of getting Bibles to those in need, and how you can make a difference.

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As we dive into the latest episode of That KEVIN Show, we're met with a thought-provoking discussion on the resurgence of church attendance among young people, particularly in the face of Time Magazine's attempts to downplay the trend. Kevin McCullough delves into the Gallup poll numbers, which show a significant increase in young people attending church services and placing greater importance on faith. This raises questions about the motivations behind Time Magazine's skeptical article, which tries to discredit the findings by citing competing measurements.

The episode also touches on the importance of Bible access and the work of Bible League, an organization that provides Bibles to people in need around the world. We hear from Michael Woolworth, a member of Bible League, about the organization's efforts to supply Bibles to countries with significant restrictions, such as China, where Christians are persecuted and Bibles are scarce. Michael shares stories of individuals who have come to faith in Jesus and are now praying for Bibles, highlighting the impact of Bible League's work.

The conversation also explores the topic of church planter training, which is crucial in areas where syncretism is prevalent. Bible League provides resources to help church planters grow their congregations and stay true to their faith. We hear from Pastor Tomas, a church planter in Ghana, Africa, who shares his experiences and the importance of church planter training in his community.

As we listen to this episode, we're reminded of the significance of sharing the Gospel and providing Bibles to those who need them. Kevin McCullough encourages listeners to support Bible League's efforts and to consider giving a Bible to someone who desperately needs it. With a matching gift challenge in effect, every gift made during this episode will be doubled, making it a great opportunity to make a difference in the lives of those who are seeking the truth.

An Excerpt from What's TIME's Deal? on Townhall.com

Why is TIME magazine working so hard to convince you that young people aren't returning to church?

Gallup’s latest numbers show attendance at religious services among young men rising seven points to 40 percent — the highest level recorded since 2012–13. Attendance among young women rose three points and now stands at 39 percent.

The increase is larger among men, but the current rates are nearly identical. Roughly four in ten young men and women now say they attend religious services at least monthly.

Gallup found something else. The percentage of young men who consider religion “very important” in their lives jumped from 28 percent to 42 percent in just two years.

Those numbers are significant. They are also fascinating.

TIME seems irritated by them.

The magazine recently devoted nearly 2,000 words to throwing cold water on the possibility that something spiritually important may be happening among Gen Z. It didn’t disprove Gallup’s findings. It couldn’t. Instead, TIME gathered enough skeptical voices and competing measurements to give readers permission to ignore them.

PRRI found flatter numbers. Pew said there is no evidence that young men are “converting to Christianity in large numbers.” Other surveys measuring weekly attendance haven’t found the same increase Gallup reported among those attending monthly or more.

Fine. Put all of that in the story. But none of it disproves Gallup.

Gallup wasn’t measuring mass conversion. It measured attendance, affiliation, and the importance people place on religion. Weekly attendance is not monthly attendance. Conversion is not affiliation. Affiliation is not spiritual interest.

TIME knows the difference.

Yet the article repeatedly answers one finding with another survey measuring something else. It’s a clever way to generate doubt without ever demonstrating that the original numbers are wrong.

How Do We Live:  Pastor Dave Watson Senior Pastor of Calvary Chapel

TOPIC: Somethings Never Change | Lamentations 3: 22-23

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Backpacks, supplies, clothes, technology—whatever your family needs for school - our Back-to-School Sweepstakes could help.

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Guests: 

Governor George E. Pataki, 53rd Governor of New York

Randy Levine, New York Yankees

This week on Radio Night Live Fun Friday! Governor George Pataki joins the show to talk about his new documentary, "Out of the Darkness, the Rebuilding of Ground Zero After 9-11." The documentary, which launches on September 3rd, takes viewers through the days following the 9-11 attacks and the years of rebuilding that followed. Governor Pataki shares his personal experiences and insights on the importance of unity and cooperation in the face of tragedy, and how the city and state came together to rebuild Ground Zero.

In this episode, Governor Pataki discusses the challenges of rebuilding after 9-11, including the disagreements over what to do with the site and the need to balance the needs of different stakeholders. He also talks about the importance of the I Love New York campaign, which aimed to promote tourism and show the world that New York was still a vibrant and welcoming city. Additionally, he shares stories about the role of celebrities like Robert De Niro and the Tribeca Film Festival in helping to bring people back to Lower Manhattan.

The conversation also touches on the current state of the country, with Governor Pataki expressing his concerns about the lack of unity and the importance of preserving history. He also talks about his work on the Ukrainian relief efforts and the Pataki Center, which is focused on promoting unity and cooperation.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in history, politics, and the importance of unity in the face of adversity. Join Kevin, Cristyne, Governor Pataki & Randy Levine as they discuss the challenges and triumphs of rebuilding after 9-11 and the lessons that can be applied to today's world.

As the 25th anniversary of the 9-11 attacks approaches, this episode of Radio Night Live Fun Friday! also takes a poignant look back at the role of baseball in bringing people together during one of the darkest moments in American history. The Yankees and the Mets are teaming up to host a special game on September 11th, honoring the victims and first responders of the tragedy. But it's not just about the game - it's about the way baseball helped heal a nation in its time of need.

This episode features a powerful conversation with Randy Levine, President of the New York Yankees, who shares his firsthand account of the team's efforts to support the city and its people after 9-11. From the emotional moments of connection with families of the victims to the way the team came together to provide comfort and support, Randy's story is a testament to the enduring power of baseball to bring people together.

As the conversation unfolds, Kevin, Cristyne and Randy delve into the significance of the upcoming game and the importance of remembering the past. They discuss how the nation's response to 9-11 was different from its response to other tragedies, like Pearl Harbor, and how the younger generation's understanding of the event is crucial for its continued relevance.

If you're looking for a powerful and moving conversation about the role of baseball in American history, this episode of Radio Night Live is a must-listen. Join the conversation and hear the stories that will leave you feeling inspired and grateful for the resilience of the human spirit.

Enter The Uprising Freedom Voyage Sweepstakes!

One epic fight for freedom. One unforgettable voyage. One incredible Grand Prize worth $11,000!

Freedom is worth fighting for — and worth celebrating.

This September, experience The Uprising, the powerful new film from acclaimed director Paul Greengrass, starring Andrew Garfield. Inspired by the true story of a legendary rebellion against the tyranny of King Richard II, The Uprising follows an army of ordinary people who rise together to fight for justice and survival.

The Uprising arrives only in theaters September 11.

And to celebrate the film, we're giving you the chance to embark on a freedom-inspired adventure of your own!

ENTER TO WIN A GULF OF AMERICA CRUISE FOR TWO — A GRAND PRIZE WORTH $11,000!

One Grand Prize winner will receive an incredible 7-night Gulf of America Cruise for two, November 14–21, 2026, aboard Holland America's Eurodam.

Your Grand Prize includes:

• A Neptune Suite for two aboard the Holland America Eurodam
• Round-trip airfare for two to Fort Lauderdale, Florida — up to $600 per person
• A $500 Visa Gift Card
• An unforgettable Caribbean voyage celebrating America's 250th anniversary
• A total Grand Prize package valued at approximately $11,000!

Sail the Gulf of America, experience breathtaking Caribbean destinations, and celebrate 250 years of American freedom alongside fellow travelers and Salem personalities.

FROM AN EPIC FIGHT FOR FREEDOM ON THE BIG SCREEN TO AN EPIC CELEBRATION OF FREEDOM AT SEA.

                                                      Back to School Giveaway 2026

Backpacks, supplies, clothes, technology—whatever your family needs for school - our Back-to-School Sweepstakes could help.

You could receive $1,000 cash for a shopping spree PLUS choose a school or charity to receive a $1,000 donation in your name.

It's a win for your family AND your community.

Enter once daily to increase your opportunity to win!

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