All in all, we added over 120 members to the station (sweet!) and raised over $9,000 (nearly $19,000 with matches). Not too shabby.

We were able to do this because of YOU and the nearly 250 hours of time that all of you helped put in (not including Walker’s time and that of others who helped organize the drive, get premiums, food, etc.)

We can not thank you enough for your help - without it, we would not be able to stay on air.

Special thanks, though, are in order to those who went above and beyond, especailly…

Download the membership form here

Membership Donation $50.00 Become a Member ! This $50.00 donation will get you a sweet KHOL T-shirt

This membership drive will be our biggest source of income for the year and your participation is vital to its success.

So, if you like what you hear from 89.1 ….. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE volunteer for the fund drive!

Click here for a spreadsheet that lists the available volunteer shifts. As you can see, there are a lot of them. That’s because for each hour, we will need two DJ’s to talk up the station and three people to answer phones and process new memberships.

Let Walker or myself know what shifts you can volunteer for by calling the station at 307-733-4030 or emailing walker at walker@jhcr.org.

And please, donate all the time you can - your help is vital to the success of the station. For those of you that can’t afford to support the station monetarily, this is a great way to contribute! And plus, we’ll feed you. Who knows, I may even give you a back-rub.

So again, please help out as much as you can. Because if we raise our goals, we’ll be on our way to a stronger signal, web-streaming, and remote production capabilities. And if we fail, our station will slowly starve to death.

Thanks so much and I hope to hear from you soon!

Monster thanks to E.leaevn for graciously letting us use their space as well as to the Jet Black Ninja Funk Grass Unit - who, by all accounts, we’re en fuego (as evidenced by the non-stop dance party).

Also, huge props to all our insanely awesome volunteers (you know who you are) who made the fundraiser possible by donating their time and energy setting up, tearing down, bar tending, checking ID’s, selling merch, etc. etc. You are incredible!!!!!!!

Be sure to check out the photos !

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We’re the only media resource that provides a free outlet for our non-profits and each and every one of us. In fact we’re the only broadcast platform and the only media source participating in Old Bill’s. Giving during Old Bill’s is one of the best ways to make your support go farther because your generosity is matched.

Let your love of music and community turn into dollars. Let your personal philanthropy be heard.

To build the truly foundational and diverse radio station that you deserve we need your support. Donate to KHOL through Old Bill’s here by 5:00 pm on September 19. All donations are tax deductable. Quality radio is the reward. Make it happen with your generous donations.

Now is your chance to give back to your only non-commercial community radio station by becoming a member. Show how much you value music, local non-profits, and all the affairs that make your community tick. We’re here for you 24 hours a day 7 days a week.

Tune in September 25 - October 1

It’s our first ever membership drive. Your pledge will help us increase our broadcast range all the way to your home. Your pledge will give us the equipment and foundation to cover live events and invite more of your favorite artists in the studio for live broadcast. Membership levels come in all shapes and sizes so that you may donate at any level that feels comfortable to you. Plus, with the generous support of our local businesses, your membership will earn you gear, gift certificates from your favorite restaurants, movie passes, massages, art, concert and theater tickets, and more.

Pledge in September… profit 365 days a year.

And you can volunteer behind the scenes as the phones ring and we take pledges - call 733-4030.

If you have the time, we’ve got ideas; if you have ideas, we’ve got the time.

24 hours a day, 7 days a week, we’re well on the way to building a listening schedule that’s wildly eclectic and rooted in quality music and local programming. From bluegrass to cooking, jazz to art, funk to mountain sports, and soul to good news– we’re open to just about any sound or program you can imagine. We are already wokring on shows focused on local non-profits, pets, health and wellness, and women’s issues. But we need more, so show us what you’ve got!


Beyond producing or DJing your own show, volunteers can get involved with events, fundraising, marketing, administration, music acquisition, and a host of other areas that will give you valuable radio and professional experience.

Give us a call today - 733-4030 - or stop by the station to learn more.

! Fundraising gone hip, hop, rock and funk. Thanks to Thai Me Up and owner, Jeremy Tofte, for hosting our first fundraising bash on June 20. And thanks to all of you who drank yourselves silly in support of KHOL. The DJs were on and people were grooving in the name of community radio.

! Sample of events coverage and exclusive interviews at KHOL with special thanks to the organizations who helped make these possible.

* KHOL Programmers interviewed musicians: Cyril Neville, John Medeski, Rhonda Vincent, Zigaboo Modeliste, On the One, and The New Mastersounds among others

* Filmmakers attending the Jackson Hole Film Festival popped in the station this June to give you the scoop live and in person

* KHOL aired exclusive literary interviews with acclaimed authors and poets in honor of the Jackson Hole Writers Conference: Joanne Harris, Tim Sandlin, Gail Tsukyama, and Christopher Merrill

* Youthful Local Voices: weekly Latino music with Karen Cervantes; LIVE interviews with Phoebe Coburn who works to bring library resources to Nepal, and Willie Neal about his political and environmental activism and his delegacy at Democratic National Convention

* Alonzo King, founder and Artistic Director of Lines Ballet, visited the station to share his vision, thanks to Dancer’s Workshop

* Mary Ann Feldman, archivist for Music and Mountains, hosted seven weeks of classical music and talk to coincide with this year’s Grand Teton Music Festival

* Artist Bill Schenck turned visuals into words at KHOL before his exhibition at Lindsay McCandless Contemporary

* 2nd Line Parade on the town square with Soul Rebels, the Wild Tchoupitoulas, and KHOL for the Jambalaya Concert at the Center for the Arts which marked the 3rd Anniversary of Katrina and celebrated the ongoing recovery efforts on the Gulf Coast