UTAH CARES
Utah Nonprofits Association, KCPW and Utah Public Radio are partnering to produce short radio spots demonstrating the positive impacts of local nonprofit organizations. Utah Cares will feature a series of stories from diversified nonprofits, and the first round will run from December 20 – December 31, 2008.
The series will feature different spots four times per year in February, June, September and December. This exciting effort is designed to help increase the visibility of nonprofits across the state and to inspire people to give generously to area charitable organizations and community groups that are so essential to the health and well-being of our state.
Submit an application for an organization that you feel has done an exceptional job. Follow the link to find out out more and fill out the online form.
Donating a car (or more than one) is an excellent way to get rid of old vehicles you don’t want. The biggest problem most people face when buying a new vehicle: what to do with the old one. There are 3 basic options. You can trade it in. This usually always means you get less than what it’s worth. You can sell it, which means dealing with a lot of inconvenience. Many people are just not in a position to to fix the vehicle themselves. There’s the Department of Motor Vehicles paperwork. In some states, you have to get a smog inspection. And then there’s all the time and effort in trying to sell it. However, there’s the third option: donating your vehicle. This means getting an itemized tax deduction for its full, true value and helping a favorite cause.
Utah Public Radio has partnered with CARS so every time you donate a car, you're also donating to UPR. Click on the link below, or the logo above to find out more information on how you can support UPR, and receive a year ends tax deduction.
Donate Now, or if you prefer to contact us by phone please call 877-UPR-7501 or 877-877-7501 and one of our representatives will help you with your donation.
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UPR ON YOUR iPHONE
You can now take UPR with you wherever you go. American Public Media has created a new app called Public Radio Tuner which allows you to tune into over 150 public radio stations across the country, including UPR.
The Public Radio Tuner works on all iPhones and iPod Touches that have a live Internet connection, either via WiFi or 3G or EDGE. Some station streams with high bit rates will perform best when using a WiFi or 3G connection. Streams that are 64k or lower will play with any connection, including EDGE. UPR streams at 128k so you can receive optimal audio quality, but still be able to listen wherever you go.
What you'll need:
Download the app, plug in you iPhone or iPod Touch and iTunes will take care of the rest.
CURRENT UPR SPECIALS
ATRIAL FIBRILLATION
Reported by Sheri Quinn
Atrial Fibrillation is the most common heart rhythm defect in the nation. It affects millions of Americans. It can destroy the heart and lead to strokes and even death. Dr. Nassir Marrouche director of the Atrial Fibrillation Clinic at the University of Utah Hospital in Salt Lake City developed a novel procedure that cures this disease. It's a one of a kind clinic and Dr. Marrouche has the highest success rate in the world for treating this heart arrhythmia. UPR reporter Sheri Quinn brings us a two-part series about this disease, including a profile of Dr. Nassir Marrouche.
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CACHE VALLEY FASHION SHOW
Reported by Kerry Bringhurst
In the second in our series on Fair Trade, we visit a Cache Valley fashion show where women gather to promote and purchase goods that are good for women throughout the world.
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CAFE IBIS
Reported by Kerry Bringhurst
Products with a Purpose: A Northern Utah coffee roasting company is proving responsible product sales can pay off for the environment, third world producers and the customer.
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IRON BULL MILLING AND MINING
Reported by Kerry Bringhurst
Cedar City government and business leaders are welcoming the re-opening of the Iron Bull Milling and Mining operation as a source of income and community pride.
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GEOTHERMAL POWER
Reported by Sheri Quinn
Typically wind and solar power come to mind when thinking about alternative energy resources. But there's another less talked about kind called geothermal power and new technology is making it easier to utilize. A Utah company celebrated the construction of their first geothermal power plant in Beaver, Utah last week. It's going to power homes in the city of Anaheim, California.
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