Love Hope Family
Thanks to YOU, twenty senior citizens will feel a little less alone. During February, Life 96.5 invited YOU to show love. Lutheran Social Services Better Together program matches volunteers with adults aged 65+ who are in need of extra friendship and support. Matches spend at least four hours per month with their older adult doing…
We are celebrating what may have been the biggest Baby Shower ever!
Thank you for your amazing response to the January Warm A Neighbor collection for Hispanic immigrants!
When asked to “Stuff a Stocking” for a patient at Avera Behavioral Health, YOU responded in a big way! From Angela Boyenga at Avera: “We are so thankful! From what I counted and what we were able to put together from the extra items donated, there are over 250 stuffed stockings for patients of all ages! That is so…
Thousands of shoe boxes are on their way to children around the world!
Thank you for being the hands and feet of Jesus!
Read how you and your team helped make a difference in our community!
Life 96.5 family members (that’s YOU!) made August great for this year’s Celebrating Families Free Back to School Event at Sioux Falls’ Washington Pavilion. Along with Prairie View Prevention Services, we made you aware of the need for donations of brand new packages of socks and underwear for the August 20 giveaway for families…
Thank you for being the hands and feet of Jesus during July as we teamed up with Tapestry International in the Sioux Falls Ministry center downtown. From Beth Jones: “The Tapestry Sioux Falls team is blown away by the love and support of the Sioux Falls community! We had hoped to receive 100 beauty bags–and the goal was…
Throughout June, Life 96.5 invited you to be the hands and feet of Jesus along with Sioux Falls Habitat for Humanity.
You've got the power! We would love to have your VOTE by August 2nd!
From tragic loss to beautiful purpose with the debut artist who's taken radio by storm this year.
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Behind the unmistakable gratitude and purpose in his music is a terminal diagnosis and a story filled with hope.
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