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Support Jimmy Gardner
As many of you know, Jimmy was in a roping accident on Saturday and unfortunately lost his thumb. Thanks to the quick work of some skilled doctors, they were able to reattach it, and Jimmy is now on the road to recovery. While he’s healing well, it’s going to be a long journey ahead.
To help ease some of the financial stress during this time and allow him to focus fully on healing, I’ve created a donation fund for him. If you feel led to support, you can donate through the link below. Every little bit helps and is so appreciated!
Thank you to everyone who has prayed! Prayers
Floods Devastate Texas
At KRAZy Country 105.9, we know the power of community—because we see it every day right here in the Santa Ynez Valley. Right now, our hearts are with Kerr County, Texas, where devastating floods have impacted countless families. Two of our very own team members have close family affected, and we’re asking our listeners to join us in lending a hand. If you’re able, please consider donating to the Kerr County Flood Relief Fund. Every dollar helps rebuild lives and bring hope to those facing heartbreak. Let’s show them that the Santa Ynez Valley stands with Texas—because helping neighbors, near or far, is what we do.
Krazy Country Cares T-Shirts are now available! 100% of the proceeds generated by these t-shirts goes directly back to our Non-Profit of the month. Click on the T-shirt to purchase yours today!
KRAZy Country Cares – Giving Back to the Heart of the Valley
At KRAZy Country, we believe in more than just playing your favorite country hits — we believe in supporting the community that makes the Santa Ynez Valley such a special place. That’s why we’ve launched KRAZy Country Cares, a heartfelt initiative in partnership with Buellton Garage, dedicated to shining a spotlight on local organizations and nonprofits that could use a helping hand.
Each month, we feature a different nonprofit, giving them the recognition they deserve and encouraging our listeners to get involved. This month, we’re proud to support the Breast Cancer Resource Center, Santa Barbara
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Since 1997, the Breast Cancer Resource Center (BCRC) has helped many clients navigate and cope with the inevitable distress and matrix of emotions associated with a breast cancer diagnosis. We accomplish this in a non-clinical setting by offering support services and programs such as individual and group support, complementary therapies to rejuvenate the body, information and resources, a free lending library, survivorship wellness programs and practical necessities. All services are provided free of charge on an unlimited basis to help ease the burden of this disease whether one is living with cancer, and during or after treatment when you feel you have strength to participate.
Our door is always open and welcome walk-in visits, questions by telephone or email. No appointment necessary. Feel free to bring your friend, partner or spouse, and/or family along with you for your visit with us.
Tax ID #91-1790842
Tax Status & Classifications: Public Charitable Organization: 501(c)(3), 509(a)(1), and 170(b)(1)(A)(vi)
KRAZy Country Cares – Giving Back to the Heart of the Valley
At KRAZy Country, we believe in more than just playing your favorite country hits — we believe in supporting the community that makes the Santa Ynez Valley such a special place. That’s why we’ve launched KRAZy Country Cares, a heartfelt initiative in partnership with Buellton Garage, dedicated to shining a spotlight on local organizations and nonprofits that could use a helping hand.
Each month, we feature a different nonprofit, giving them the recognition they deserve and encouraging our listeners to get involved. This month, we’re proud to support the Breast Cancer Resource Center, Santa Barbara
Since 1997, the Breast Cancer Resource Center (BCRC) has helped many clients navigate and cope with the inevitable distress and matrix of emotions associated with a breast cancer diagnosis. We accomplish this in a non-clinical setting by offering support services and programs such as individual and group support, complementary therapies to rejuvenate the body, information and resources, a free lending library, survivorship wellness programs and practical necessities. All services are provided free of charge on an unlimited basis to help ease the burden of this disease whether one is living with cancer, and during or after treatment when you feel you have strength to participate.
Our door is always open and welcome walk-in visits, questions by telephone or email. No appointment necessary. Feel free to bring your friend, partner or spouse, and/or family along with you for your visit with us.
Tax ID #91-1790842
Krazy Country Cares T-Shirts are now available! 100% of the proceeds generated by these t-shirts goes directly back to our Non-Profit of the month. Click on the T-shirt to purchase yours today!
Support Jimmy Gardner
As many of you know, Jimmy was in a roping accident on Saturday and unfortunately lost his thumb. Thanks to the quick work of some skilled doctors, they were able to reattach it, and Jimmy is now on the road to recovery. While he’s healing well, it’s going to be a long journey ahead.
To help ease some of the financial stress during this time and allow him to focus fully on healing, I’ve created a donation fund for him. If you feel led to support, you can donate through the link below. Every little bit helps and is so appreciated!
Thank you to everyone who has prayed! Prayers
FLOODS
DEVASTATE TEXAS
At KRAZy Country 105.9, we know the power of community—because we see it every day right here in the Santa Ynez Valley. Right now, our hearts are with Kerr County, Texas, where devastating floods have impacted countless families. Two of our very own team members have close family affected, and we’re asking our listeners to join us in lending a hand. If you’re able, please consider donating to the Kerr County Flood Relief Fund. Every dollar helps rebuild lives and bring hope to those facing heartbreak. Let’s show them that the Santa Ynez Valley stands with Texas—because helping neighbors, near or far, is what we do.