Mark Grote

There is no overhead.

Everything is donated.

We all donate our time.

We donate our experiences.

We're all paid salaries so that I do things for other organizations.

And it's like, well, there's an open bar, and you can have the steak or the salmon, and there's a DJ.

And then at the end of the night, we're like, well, we raised $800,000 or a million bucks or whatever.

It's like, yeah, but it also costs $250,000 to put on the event.

So this is a – it is a true dollar raised goes to dollar cause.

And if you or your company want to get involved at a real level to sponsor an hour, to sponsor multiple hours, to be a presenting sponsor, my DMs are open on Twitter and Instagram.

You can call the score.

They'll put you in touch with me, 670radiothon at gmail.com.

I'm an easy guy to get in touch with on this sort of thing.

And we got to do bigger than better.

Think about it.

We have people who have passed away since the last Radiothon.

Rhino just passed right before.

Obviously, Terry Bores, Troy Mertz.

We've got so many people that we need to honor and raise money for because cancer affects all of us.

Thanks, Danny.