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Voice of Geauga Launches 'Fun-Raiser' In Newbury

BY JEFF SKINNER

NEWBURY— The Voice of Geauga radio program and podcast will host a “Fun-Raiser” fundraiser Wednesday, June 24, at Veterans Legacy Woods to support ongoing production and distribution costs.

The event begins at 6:30 p.m. with a $25 cover charge. Proceeds will help the local conservative-leaning talk show continue its community programming on WIN Radio (1330 AM/101.5 FM) and its streaming platforms.

Organized and hosted by the American Republic Policy Institute, the evening features raffles for at least 15 gift baskets packed with donations from area businesses and individuals. Among the contributors are Heritage Meats, Great Lakes Outdoor Supply, Crooked River Adventures, World Famous Iron Horse Saloon, Amish Country Market, King Kone, Guido’s Pizzeria, Geauga Auto Parts, Pinnacle Adventure Park, the Chardon VFW Post 6519 and American Legion Post 167.

Additional prizes include offerings from His Daughter Modern Apothecary, Touch of Light Massage Therapy and personal donations from Sharon Gingerich.

A 50/50 raffle will also be held. Attendees must be present to win, and participants must be 21 or older to claim baskets containing alcoholic beverages.

Hosts Skip and Jonathan of the Voice of Geauga Radio Show & Podcast will emcee the event. Listeners can call the show at 440-946-9468 or stream live on Rumble, Facebook and X.

For more information or to reserve tickets, email VoiceOfGeauga@gmail.com or visit www.VoiceOfGeauga.com.

The fundraiser highlights strong community support for the program, which relies on local businesses and patriots who have collectively donated thousands of dollars in gifts and merchandise.

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