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WHQR's Annual Fundraising Luncheon Featuring Joshua Johnson

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WHQR's Annual Fundraising Luncheon featuring NPR's A1 host, Joshua Johnson.

Friday, May 18th, from 12:00 noon – 1:30 pm

The Grand Ballroom at the Wilmington Hilton Riverside

We are pleased to announce that NPR's Joshua Johnson will be our speaker at our annual fundraising luncheon at the Hilton.

An invitation to host a table or join a WHQR table and more information are available by emailing Mary Bradley at mbradley@whqr.org. We ask for a suggested donation of $100 or more per guest at the luncheon (payable by cash, check or credit card). 

Corporate sponsorships are also available! It's the perfect way to promote your business in front of approximately 500 of our supporters and we are sure Joshua will be a great speaker. If you are interested in more information please email Kate at kbrandis@whqr.org or Jeff at jhunter@whqr.org or click here to access the form and find out more.

This year, Joshua Johnson, the rising star at NPR and host of show 1A, will serve as our luncheon speaker. Fans of 1A have experienced Johnson’s ability to navigate the most divisive issues in our society – from race relations to gun control to campaign law – in a manner that is consistently fair, consistently informative, and wholly representative of the kind of news we value as listeners and supporters of WHQR. Join us for lunch with Joshua Johnson and experience the same nuanced approach to current events in-person that listeners have been hearing over the radio since 1A hit the air. 

Listener-supported WHQR Public Radio was started 34 years ago to meet community needs and has expanded to offer two signals – 91.3fm HQR News and Classical HQR 96.7fm. HQR strives to offer news, music, entertainment and interaction to expand knowledge, encourage artistic appreciation, engage our community and promote civil discourse.