Radio Eye broadcasts the reading of newspapers, magazines, grocery ads, health information, and more to people who are visually impaired or otherwise print impaired. We are dedicated to producing quality programming designed to help our listeners lead enriched, productive, and independent lives.
Radio Eye broadcasts the reading of newspapers, magazines, grocery ads, health information, and more to people who are visually impaired or otherwise print impaired. We are dedicated to producing quality programming designed to help our listeners lead enriched, productive, and independent lives.
Why should you sponsor a program?
By sponsoring a program on Radio Eye – Kentucky’s only radio reading and information service for visually impaired and print-disabled residents – you can help build name recognition, consumer interest, and loyalty among Kentucky’s blind and disabled citizens. Radio Eye’s audience will associate your business as being supportive of older citizens and people with disabilities.
Radio Eye is a registered 501(c)(3) charity; therefore, unlike paying for a commercial on regular AM/FM radio, sponsorships are tax-deductible as a charitable gift to a nonprofit organization, as allowed by law.
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Who will my sponsorship reach?
We estimate over 9,700 people across Kentucky listen to our programming. 61% are female. 77% are 65 or older. 100% are disabled.
What is the cost?
$50 per week for a one-hour program or $25 for a 30 minute program
$180 per month for a one-hour program or $90 for 30 minutes
$2,000 per year for a one-hour program or $1,000 for 30 minutes
What will my on-air announcement say about my business?
The on-air announcement may consist of a basic description or slogan (including location and phone) about 30 seconds in length.
Announcements can include
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Your business’s name, or that of the subsidiary or parent company
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Location and duration of business
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Value-neutral description of a product line or business (prices & price comparisons may not be included)
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Trade names, product, or service listings that identify the sponsor
Sponsorship spots are also known as underwriting spots and are governed by specific Federal Communications Commission (FCC) restrictions. These messages cannot advocate a product or contain any call to action.
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To sponsor a program, or for more information, contact:
Amy Hatter, Executive Director
Email: amy.hatter@radioeye.org
Phone: 859-422-6392
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2019 Program Sponsors​
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Equal Employment Opportunity & Broadcasting Regulations
Radio Eye provides equal employment opportunity for all persons regardless of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, genetic information, status as a veteran, national origin, age or disability. Radio Eye complies with any special requirements relating to broadcasting standards and Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rules and regulations.