Audacy Shares 2021 Social Impact Report, Highlighting Metrics From Company’s Social Impact Platform
Audacy has published its 2021 Social Impact Report, showcasing achievements from its Audacy Serves initiative. The report emphasizes commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion, mental health, civic education, the environment, children's health, and support for veterans. Key highlights include eight new fellows from underrepresented communities, over
- Raised over $800,000 for mental health initiatives through the 'I’m Listening' broadcast.
- Collected over $14.2 million for children's health support via community events.
- Added eight new fellows from historically underrepresented communities to foster diversity.
- Increased staffing by over 50 journalists to bolster news coverage across eight newsrooms.
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Key highlights include:
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
- Eight new fellows – recent graduates from historically underrepresented communities within the industry have joined the team in a variety of sales, marketing and content roles. Yearlong fellowship experiences include curated on-the-job learning and growth opportunities.
Mental Health
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Continuing its powerful 5th annual “I’m Listening” broadcast with influential names like Doja Cat,
Luke Combs andDemi Lovato , who shared their personal struggles with mental health. The event helpedAudacy connect with more than 200 million people and raise more than for the$800,000 American Foundation for Suicide Prevention .
Civic Education
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Audacy’s “Engaged Impressions” study found that
71% of weekly radio listeners tune in because they feel the content is relevant to their community. Research like this indicates that listeners continue to trust local media. -
Audacy further invested in its news business, adding over 50 journalists in eight of its newsrooms across the country in an effort to meet that demand for trusted quality content.
Environment
- Bringing together team members across its 47 local markets for the annual 1Day/1Thing volunteer event and partnering with local organizations for one day of massive impact with nearly 3,000 cumulative hours served.
Children’s Health
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Raising over
to support life-saving care for families in local communities via over 30 children’s health events supporting local hospitals, children’s health organizations and national children’s health cancer research.$14.2 million
Veterans and Service Members
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Audacy Seattle raised more than
to date benefitting Friends of$1 million Fisher House Puget Sound , a nonprofit organization that raises funds and awareness to provide operational support to the programs of four existing Fisher Houses inWashington state .
“This report reflects our unwavering commitment to putting our values in action and our passion to use our collective voice for good within each of our pillars of impact,” said
For a full copy of the report, please click here.
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