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 54 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
Food For All
From Saturday, November 1st through Sunday, November 30th, the Beasley Best Community of Caring Initiative will focus on Food for All — a monthlong effort to raise awareness and inspire action to fight food insecurity across the country.
Every day, millions of families face the difficult choice between paying bills and putting food on the table. Together, we can make a difference. Beasley stations across the country will be uniting listeners, local organizations, and community partners to ensure everyone has access to the meals they need.
Here are four ways you can help:
- Donate Essentials: Give canned goods, proteins, and pantry staples that can make full meals for families in need.
- Support Local Food Banks: Contribute funds or volunteer time — monetary donations often stretch further than groceries.
- Host a Food Drive: Encourage coworkers, neighbors, or listeners to collect non-perishables for local shelters or community kitchens.
- Share Homemade Meals: Prepare and safely deliver warm dishes or baked goods to seniors, veterans, or families facing tough times.
This important campaign will be featured across Beasley Media Group’s on-air, online, and automotive dashboard platforms, reinforcing our commitment to building stronger, healthier communities — one meal at a time.
Join us in helping to make this season brighter for those who need it most. Together, we can create a future where everyone has enough to eat.
