Jimmy’s Story

Jimmy Moore was on his way to work as a photo journalist when tragedy struck and left him paralyzed. Jimmy’s wife, Jaime, a broadcaster herself, heard about the Broadcasters Foundation of America from a co-worker and applied for help.  The Moore’s now receive a monthly financial grant from the Broadcasters Foundation of America, to help…

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Vincent’s Story

Vincent Toscano was a radio broadcaster through and through. One day, Vince began to have trouble walking and he was diagnosed with a very rare cancer.  At the same time his wife, Elizabeth, was battling thyroid cancer.  With Vince unable to work and the medical bills piling up, the Toscano’s applied for and began to…

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Dusty’s Story

Dusty Street worked in radio for over 35 years.  She was a quintessential “Rock Jock” on the air in Los Angeles and around the country.  But as the industry changed and stations changed formats, she was struggling to find work and keep her medical benefits.  To make matters worse, she had to undergo several spinal…

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