For historical reference only.
Link to Radio Heritage Foundation - radioheritage.net

The Co-operative Global Radio Memories Project


The main website of the Radio Heritage Foundation is now


https://www.radioheritage.com


Most content on this legacy website is no longer actively maintained and may no longer be accurate or up-to-date. It is preserved on-line purely for historical interest as part of the Radio Heritage Foundation’s digital collection.


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You can make a difference. Your donations and gifts help us to carry out a wide range of radio heritage activities, in New Zealand, in Australia and around the Pacific. You don't have to be a member or volunteer to donate.

Funds go straight into the needs of projects such as the on-line virtual archives, the oral history period profiles, advocating for radio heritage issues, developing events and exhibitions, undertaking research, publishing and promotions, and building a network of radio heritage partners.

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Help Meet Our Operating Costs
This global on-line project is now ready to grow. You can be a part of this by simply gifting one hour or more of time to our team each week, or gifting 1% or more of the computer, software and storage needs to cope with expansion.

Our immediate goals are...

Research, promotion, management and more
We need to cover 40 hours each week @ US$25 each.

Gift 1 hour US$25
Gift 2 hours US$50
You can gift for a week, a month, or more.

Web development, design, publishing and more
We need to cover 40 hours each week at US$25 each.

Gift 1 hour US$25
Gift 2 hours US$50
You can gift for a week, a month or more.

Computer equipment replacement program.
We need to buy two top range PC packages with power and storage to cope with expansion.

Total cost is US$3000.

Gift 1% US$30
Gift 2% US$60

Database Software.
We need to buy a professional software database package to bring many thousands of images and more on-line.

Total cost is US$15,000

Gift 1% US$150
Gift 2% US$300

Storage Folders and Boxes.
We need to buy 100 transparent folders [each stores 200 original documents], 100 photo albums [each stores 300 original documents] and 100 large storage boxes [for radio ephemera items] to cope with donated memorabilia.


Total cost is US$3000.

Gift 1% US$30
Gift 2% US$60

Donations



All donations and gifts are used for our general purposes. No receipts are mailed unless requested because of the costs involved.

Please contact us if you have a specific project or program or arrangement you wish to discuss. You can also make a bequest if you wish.

Thank you for helping us continue to share the stories of Pacific radio.
    We offer

  • secure server payment system for VISA and Mastercard transactions in New Zealand dollars, US dollars, Canadian dollars, Australian dollars, Euros, Sterling, Yen and Singaporean dollars.
  • wire transfer to our banking account
  • Automatic Payment for monthly donations from your nominated bank account if you live in New Zealand


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Radio Heritage Foundation projects and activities connect radio, popular culture, history and heritage.

The charitable trust has been giving a voice to those involved in radio via our website since 2004 and will continue to do so.

We are inclusive of all visitors, regardless of race, color, sex, age, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity and/or expression, or disability and aim to connect people of all ages and cultures who love radio

We welcome a sense of wonder from the joy of listening via radio, and from memories retold for the enjoyment of all generations.

We prefer to use environmentally sustainable goods and services where we can afford to, and we provide free community access worldwide to our collections, published research, preservation and promotion activities in a completely paper-free environment.

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