Legacy Fund

WCFM-General

The Coronavirus has turned the world as we knew it upside down and overnight has changed the way we approach daily life.

As a community radio station, serving the Greater Buffalo City Area, Wild Coast FM has decided to establish a Legacy Fund to assist those worst affected by the pandemic.
The fund, set up by Allam’s Attorneys, will collect Cash, non perishable food and warm clothing and blankets to be distributed to the needy.

The pandemic moved the world online and Wild Coast FM is teaming up with a passionate group of artists, who will perform on air on 98.6 and online on Facebook every Friday evening at 7 PM, presenting The Friday Concert, entertaining viewers and listeners while encouraging contributions to the Fund.

The Wild Coast FM Legacy Fund will be managed by our Board and Accountants, the beneficiaries will be service clubs and registered organisations.

To contribute cash, non perishable foods or warm linen items, please www.wildcoastfm.co.za , email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or our Facebook Page, Wild CoastFM 98.6

Wild Coast FM, your community connection.

During the Lockdown period, various contributors have given of their time to give advice in Legal, Labour, Financial, Commerce and Nutrician

Company Represented          Contributor               Contact Details

Allams Attorney                              Peter Allam                       083 282 1230

Chartris & Barnes                           Rino Nipgen                       043 704 2200        

Kirchmanns Inc                              Craig Kirschman                043 721 0963

Verso Wealth                                 Thayn Niemand                  043 727 1340

Mush Mush                                    Jen Hatting                        074 674 3194

Nutrician                                        Unetsie Steenberg-Botha    084 609 3989

Green Scorpions                            Div de Villiers                     082 417 0155

EL Museum                                   Kevin Cole                         082 302 2555

EL Aquarium                                  Saini Tinley                       082 328 1121

SANBI                                           Charlie Maimela                 079 958 8909

 

 

Advertise on Wild Coast FM, it is easier than you think.

WCFM-General

Advertise on Wild Coast FM, it is easier than you think.......

Someone said once, " Running a business with out advertising is like winking at someone in the dark, you know that you are doing it but nobody else does."

Wild Coast FM has a footprint covering the Buffalo City Metro area as well as the outlying areas between the Kei and Fish Rivers and the Amatole Mountains and the Indian Ocean.

The station has an average listenership of 16 000 listeners (based on the surveys carried out by The Broadcast Reserch Council of South Africa. www.brcsa.org.za )

Wild Coast FM presents music, programs and information to apeal to a wide range of listeners.

Frequently asked questions

  • Is it expensive to advertise? Radio advertising is all about repitition, the more often your advert is heard, the higher the impact. We can plan a campaign to suit your needs and budget.
  • What do I do if I do not have a radio advert? Wild Caost FM has teamed up with a number of locally based production companies who will assist in conceptulising and producing your advert.
  • How long can the advert be? The standard length is 30 seconds.

 Please contact our sales team on 043 555 9861 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and we will gladly put you in touch with our sales team.

Documents

WCFM-General

Wild Coast Weekly

WCFM-General

Wild Coast Weekly

The Wild Coast Weekly is available to Church, School, live Music and NON Profit events.  To Get your event mentioned in the Wild Coast Weekly,  

Email : This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Terms and conditions apply and the information received will be broadcast at Wild Coast FM's discretion.

The National Department of Health has prohibited all public gatherings of more than 100 people.

 

Where small gatherings are unavoidable, organisers wil need to put in place stringent measures of prevention and control