
ALT White text on blue and black background. Top text reads: Now Hiring Louisville Volunteer & Outreach Coordinator. Middle left text reads: Radio Eye seeks a dedicated, detail-oriented Volunteer & Outreach Coordinator for our Louisville satellite office. The primary job of the Louisville Volunteer & Outreach Coordinator is to help the Program Director in the daily operations of the Louisville studio. Middle left text reads: 15-20 hours a week, $15-$17/hour, Paid sick, vacation, and holiday time, 3% IRA match, Flexible Spending account. Bottom text reads: 859-422-6390, [email protected]

ALT Two auction listings side by side. Each listing has a flyer that has a close up of a cartoon man holding two bats behind his head, top text says Lexington Legends Suite. Middle text is blurry. Bottom has a close up of a a baseball in a glove in front of a bat. Text says Republic Bank. Left listing says: Lexington Legends Suite, 25 bidding open, 22 Lexington Legends Suite tickets, plus 2 VIP parking passes, Wednesday June 15. Right listing is partially cut off. Visible portion says: Lexington Legends Suite (Genomes Ga...) 22 Lexington Legends Suite T, plus 2 VIP parking passes, Wednesday, July 13

ALT Text over picture of an elder man leaning over a table of food. Top text reads: Radio Eye is a link to community, and it allows me access to local and statewide newspapers and some magazines/articles. From Kenneth, listener since 2016. Bottom text reads: pictured, Founder Al Crabb at a volunteer appreciation event, circa late 1990s.

ALT Black text over a picture of an elder blonde woman holding a cup of coffee, listening to a wooden radio. Upper text says: Radio Eye is the only way I get the newspapers. I enjoy it very much. From Marilyn, listener since 2017. Bottom text reads: pictured, former listener in her home, circa late 1990s/early 2000s.

ALT Text over picture of a man wearing glasses and a red shirt sitting in front of old mini-discs and other radio equipment. Top text reads: Radio Eye has become an information source for me and a livelihood. It is informative and impacts my life by keeping me abreast of news and my surroundings. I was given a radio from the office, which I listen to on a daily basis. From Amos, listener since 2018. Bottom text says: pictured, former volunteer John K., working the control board at the old studio on UK's campus.









