EVENTS
Upcoming Events
Join WZZA for our second
VIP Breakfast and a Movie
Saturday, May 12th at 10:00 a.m.
at the Regency Cinema 12 Theater in Florence. Bring your family and friends,
enjoy breakfast catered by GZ's Place,
hang out with the WZZA Staff,
and see the movie
"A Good Man Is Hard To Find"!
Get your tickets at Ace Variety in Sheffield, Bridges Brite Ideas in Florence, or WZZA Radio!
A Good Man Is Hard to Find
Based on the musical stage play of the same name, this movie is the story of three women who each undergo romantic crises that challenge their personal and spiritual relationships. Each must overcome personal demons, resist temptations and withstand bad decisions so they can learn how to find and hold on to, a good man.
Starring: Golden Brooks, Darrin Dewitt Henson, Deborah Cox, Melissa De Sousa, Darius McCrary, Hill Harper, Joe Torry, Tatyana Ali, Mel Jackson
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Recent Events
WZZA Radio in association with the North Alabama Sickle Cell Foundation, Inc. (NASCF), announces the Sixth Annual Sickle Cell Radio-thon February 20th, 21st, and 22nd 2009. WZZA’s “breaking the sickle cycle radiothon” is designed to increase public awareness of the sickle cell disease and to expand financial support for the various programs administered by NASCF, whose mission is “improving the quality of life for individuals who suffer from sickle cell condition”. NASCF provides a variety of services including patient enrichment, counseling, educational programs, screenings and financial support.
Please make your tax-deductible donation or pledge to this worthwhile event and help to “break the sickle cycle”.
"WZZA Radio is proud to present our annual Sickle Cell Radiothon to benefit the North Alabama Sickle Cell Foundation. We have for many years made it a point to educate our listeners about health issues which disproportionately affect people of color, but this particular cause has long been close to our hearts. Our very own Leonard Skipworth, who can be heard Sunday mornings with the best in gospel music, lost his brother Glenn Allen Skipworth to Sickle Cell Anemia. When we were approached in 2004 by the Foundation, they explained that much of their state funding had been cut, creating a desperate situation for patients suffering from Sickle Cell. That year, and each year since then, WZZA Radio has joined with them to encourage those in our community to give from their hearts. With the help of our listeners, we have been blessed to raise approximately $10,000.00 annually to assist with the expenses faced by Sickle Cell patients. We could not do it without our listeners and supports, and we are grateful. WZZA would like to thank each person who has given, no matter what the amount, to this very worthy cause." Tori Bailey, General Manager, WZZA