Public Service Airtime
• Public Service Announcements (PSAs) - Stations will produce and/or broadcast public service announcements for non-profit agencies
• Management Editorials - Some stations take public positions on issues of community importance. You can either get the manager to deliver an editorial on your cause or let a spokesperson from the church deliver one.
• Community Calendar - Like TV Stations, most radio stations will accept announcements of upcoming community events.
News and Public Affairs
• Daily News Reports - Radio stations with an all-news format offer the most opportunities, but most stations at least broadcast short news reports throughout the day.
• Weekly Public Affairs Programs - These programs are usually in one-on-one or group interview format. They are generally broadcast early or late, to a small audience.
• Special Programs - Stations with an all-news format may produce special half-hour or longer reports at regular intervals.
Entertainment Programming
• Disc Jockey Shows - Some DJs have guests on their shows, or may incorporate promotional messages and activities in their show if they believe in your cause.
• Call-In Shows - Call-in hosts can give excellent exposure to any cause they find intriguing, especially if the host invites a member of your church to be interviewed on the air.
• Special Remote Broadcasts - Some stations frequently broadcast "on location" at shopping malls, community centers, and can promote special community events by broadcasting live from the location of the event.