CJNU 107.9 FM
Nostalgia Broadcasting Cooperative
Non-Profit Community Service Radio
Keeping the Music and Nostalgia Flowing
CJNU Nostalgia Broadcasting Cooperative is made possible by our members who pay a yearly membership fee, and in some cases do volunteer work for the station, and by our sponsors and hosts. Each month, one or more major hosts sponsor that month's broadcast. The following list shows those organizations that have sponsored a month's broadcast during the past year.
In July, 2010, our host sponsor was Travel Manitoba. Check their web site for information about all the things to see and do in Manitoba for visitors and residents alike - including Manitoba Homecoming 2010, a year long experience of events, festivals and an all around great celebration and a list of the top 20 things to see and do in Manitoba.
CJNU's host sponsor for June was Travel Manitoba / Homecoming 2010 - a year-long experience for former and present Manitobans, friends and families. Many special events including numerous free concerts are being held. Invite a friend or family member who has moved away from Manitoba to return for the celebration!
Our May broadcast was sponsored by Canadian Goodwill Industries. The objectives of Canadian Goodwill are to provide vocational services, rehabilitation services, and employment for persons with physical, developmental, emotional or social disabilities, whose disability are obstacles to their employment in the open market. Since 1931, Canadian Goodwill has been incorporated and is now identified as a non-profit charitable organization.
Our April broadcast was presented by and originated from the offices of The Winnipeg Foundation, your centre for community philanthropy. The Winnipeg Foundation is now the second-largest community foundation in Canada, with approximately 2,000 endowment funds established by people from all walks of life.
CJNU's March broadcast was presented by the Canadian Red Cross, Manitoba Division. The Red Cross works to alleviate suffering caused by natural disasters and wars and offers a wide variety of First Aid and CPR training courses. It's Mission is to improve the situation of the most vulnerable through helping people deal with situations that threaten their survival, safety, security, well-being and human dignity.
Our host sponsor for February was Variety, the Children's Charity of Manitoba. Over the years Variety, the Children's Charity, has raised more than $22 million in Manitoba to meet the special needs of children of all abilities. Their efforts enable children to participate more fully in life's activities. One of Variety's projects in Manitoba is Camp Brereton in Whiteshell Provincial Park with a capacity of 70 campers.
CJNU's host sponsor for January's broadcast was Hospice and Palliative Care Manitoba, your link to quality end-of-life and bereavement care. Among the many programs offered by is the new Sunflower Day Support Club, a community-based pilot project for people with life limiting conditions, such as cancer, heart conditions, emphysema, liver disease, stroke, etc. and their caregivers.
CJNU's December broadcast was brought to you by the Rotary Club of Winnipeg West. Rotary club members are volunteers who work locally, regionally, and internationally to combat hunger, improve health and sanitation, provide education and job training, promote peace, and eradicate polio under the motto 'Service Above Self'. Worldwide, there are 33,790 Rotary Clubs with a total of 1,234,527 members.
November's broadcast was presented by Riverview Health Centre, the hospital that feels like home. Riverview, located on the banks of the Red River near the heart of Winnipeg, provides innovative and compassionate care in a 388-bed facility that caters to those with rehabilitation and long term care needs.
CJNU's October broadcast was presented by Victoria Lifeline, one of Canada's leading personal response services since May of 1988. A not-for-profit community service, it is currently helping almost 5,000 Lifeline clients in Winnipeg and across Manitoba to lead active, independent lives.
CJNU's September 2009 broadcast was sponsored by Scouts Canada, Manitoba Council. The Scouts is Canada's leading youth organization and is dedicated to the education of young people, through a value system based on the Scout Promise and Law, to help build a better world where people are self-fulfilled as individuals and play a constructive role in society.
CJNU's August 2009 broadcast was co-sponsored by 'SAM', the Stroke Recovery Association of Manitoba, which has provided services and programs to stroke survivors and their family members in Manitoba for 36 years. - and by the Freemasons of Manitoba, committed to improving good men through fellowship, leadership and education.