Sponsor / Underwrite MCC Radio

Help keep Southern Gospel music and local ministry on the air.

How Sponsorship Works

As a sponsor (underwriter), you support MCC Radio’s non-profit ministry. In return, we air a brief on-air acknowledgment identifying your business or family (no pricing, calls-to-action, or comparative language).

  • Perfect for local businesses, churches, and families.
  • Simple 15–30 second acknowledgments rotated during the week.
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Getting Started

Tell us who you are, how long you’d like to sponsor, and any wording ideas.

Sponsorship Options

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Individual Daily Sponsor

$25/day

Acknowledged each hour during that day’s broadcast. We can include your name or family name and a brief dedication (e.g., In memory of …).

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Monthly Business Sponsor

$100/month

Rotating hourly acknowledgements across the month (hours may alternate with other monthly sponsors). Identification may include business name, location, hours, and a value-neutral description of products/services.

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Weekly Featured Sponsor

$125/week Limited

Priority acknowledgements scheduled daily, Monday–Saturday, in higher-audience dayparts. Ideal for businesses, churches, and community partners seeking steady, consistent presence.

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Underwriting copy is non-commercial (no prices, calls-to-action, or comparative claims). We’ll help craft clear, compliant wording. Availability may be limited.

Founding Sponsors

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Tier 1 — Name Recognition

$500 / year

  • Typed name on sponsorship pamphlets (back panel)
  • Typed name on our event banner at every live event
  • One year of underwriting spot playback on MCC Radio
Become a Founding Sponsor
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Tier 2 — Logo Recognition

$1,000 / year

  • Logo printed on sponsorship pamphlets
  • Logo printed on our event banner at every live event
  • One year of underwriting spot playback on MCC Radio
Become a Founding Sponsor

Current Founding Sponsors


On-Air Copy Guidelines

We Can Include
  • Business/church name and brief tagline
  • Value-neutral descriptions of products/services
  • Location, phone, website
We Avoid
  • Calls to action (“come on down”, “buy now”)
  • Pricing, discounts, or inducements
  • Comparative or qualitative claims