Farris, Riley and Pitt Sponsor Music and Miracles Birmingham Radiothon for Fifth Consecutive Year

Aug 23, 2017

The law firm of Farris, Riley and Pitt will be sponsoring the Sponsor Music and Miracles Birmingham Radiothon for the fifth consecutive year. Donations are encouraged for this tremendous event.

Birmingham, AL, United States - August 22, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —

The 2017 Music & Miracles Birmingham Radiothon will take place August 24th and 25th in the McWane Lobby at Children’s of Alabama. iHeartMedia stations, Magic 96.5 and 103.7 The Q, will be broadcasting from the lobby to share the message of hope and call for giving during the event.

Magic 96.5 will broadcast from 6am- 6pm both days, and 103.7 The Q will broadcast from 2pm- 6pm on Friday, August 25th.

You can join us by tuning in to Magic 96.5 or 103.7 The Q during these days and calling in to make your pledge, or donate now by clicking the link below or calling 205-638-7701.

Donate on Children’s of Alabama website: Donate

Donate on the Magic 96.5 website: Donate

Donate on the 103.7 The Q website: Donate

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Contact Info:
Name: Katharine Kenney
Organization: Farris, Riley & Pitt
Address: 505 20th Street North, Suite 1700, Birmingham, AL 35203
Phone: 205-324-1212

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