Beasley Media Group Community of Caring Initiative
The Beasley Media Group Community of Caring public service initiative is a companywide initiative across the organization’s 55 radio outlets. Started in 2018, the quarterly campaigns consist of several aspects, including a series of public service announcements aimed at shining a spotlight on important issues impacting the local communities the company serves.
Quarterly topics have ranged from the on-going opioid epidemic and the covid pandemic to bullying, racism and mental health awareness in the veteran community.
The public service announcements are supported with on-air interviews and important digital content posted across BMG’s social media channels.
The Community of Caring Initiative is a past recipient of the 2019, 2021 and 2025 National Association of Broadcasters “Service to America Award” for its impact in making a difference in the communities Beasley Media Group serves across the country.
“As a company, we take all of these issues very seriously,” said Beasley Media Group CEO Caroline Beasley. “The rotating PSA and social media campaigns, combined with our Day of Caring events across all of our markets, underscores our company’s strong commitment to making a difference in the communities we serve.”
– Caroline Beasley, CEO
Family Preparedness – Hurricanes, Evacuation, and Safety Plans
From Monday, September 1st through Tuesday, September 30th, 2025, Beasley Media Group stations will shine a spotlight on family preparedness during hurricane season and other severe weather events.
With storms often striking with little warning, being prepared can make all the difference. Throughout September, listeners will hear important reminders on how to keep their families safe, including the importance of creating effective evacuation plans, building emergency kits, and staying informed before, during, and after a storm or natural disaster.
Family Preparedness: Hurricanes, Evacuation, and Safety Plans
- Make a Family Emergency Plan – Ensure everyone in your household knows what to do in an emergency.
- Plan Your Evacuation Route – Identify safe routes and practice them in advance.
- Build an Emergency Kit – Stock up on essentials like water, food, medications, and flashlights.
- Prepare Your Home – Secure windows, doors, and outdoor items that could become hazards.
- Practice Your Plan – Run drills so every family member feels confident and ready.
Together, we’re helping families across our communities stay safe, ready, and resilient this hurricane season!
