KFAB's Morning News, Saturday edition for October 26th, 2019

This week’s show featured the Kim Foundation’s Julia Hebenstreit providing details on the upcoming “A Time for Hope and Healing” fundraiser for their group dedicated to suicide prevention, and filmmaker Julie Etta discussing her movie “Silence,” about mental health issues (especially among soldiers and veterans).

This week’s show featured Kelly Konen and Stephanie Nichols of Project Pink'd, a local organization helping people diagnosed with breast cancer. Then, Jim Morrison promoted an event to raise money for financially challenged women to receive free mammograms.

This week’s show featured Cathy, Ashley, Craig, and Hudson promoting the Pure Inspiration fundraiser for the Center for Childhood Hearing, Language, and Learning at Boys Town National Research Hospital, Nebraska Loves Public Schools’ Brittany Mascio discussing the negative role social media can play in public schoolkids’ education, ICAN’s Allison Schorr inviting listeners to their 7x7x7 leadership conference, and Joy and Tim with Scatter Joy Acres talking about the work they do to provide shelter to animals.