All proceeds benefit the 2024 Christmas Wish Fund!

All proceeds benefit the 2024 Christmas Wish Fund!

Photo: Pure Oldies 98.3 & 98.5, Shutterstock


The Spencer Radio Group invites you to join us at our annual “Christmas Wish Benefit Breakfast” Sunday, November 24th at Veteran’s Hall (former VFW building) in Spencer.

From 8am to 12:30pm the SRG staff will be cooking made-to-order omelets, cinnamon rolls, coffee, milk & orange juice for a free will donation.  All proceeds will go towards the 2024 Christmas Wish Budget!!

This December, SRG will be granting local, Christmas Wishes to families and individuals experiencing hardships.  With the devastating floods this summer, this year’s need is expected to be the biggest we’ve ever seen.

All of us at Spencer Radio Group thank you for your kind support of this year’s Christmas Wish.  #spencerstrong

 

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