28 Hours Of Hope

The 15th Annual 28 Hours of Hope to fight child abuse in Northern Colorado is Thursday, March 28th into Friday, March 29th.

The first annual Boot Grill Chili Cookoff is happening at their Loveland location on Saturday, and we invite you to come down and show off your chili skills while helping out a great cause.

It's that time of year! As the weather gets cooler, we all want to bake a BIG pot of chili to get us ready for the season. Do you think you have the BEST chili in Northern Colorado? Maybe you do something unique that makes yours stand above the rest...

This years 28 Hours of Hope was unforgettable in so many ways. We ended up raising over $132,000 which broke last years record by just about a grand. I didn't expect to reach last years total but was so elated when we got the total.

Things have been known to get a little crazy after midnight during the 28 Hours of Hope. Get an insiders look at the shenanigans that go on overnight during the 28 Hours.

Where do I start to say thank you for the 28 Hours of Hope? This was the biggest year yet as we raised well over last years total of $131,000. I am so blown away. The artists who called in were amazing. I loved getting to talk to so many stars who really understood what we were trying to do.

The 17th Annual 28 Hours of Hope was the most successful we have ever done. It wasn't just the $130,000 raised by the K99 listeners by the end of the 28 Hours.

The generosity of the K99 listeners never ceases to amaze us, and it seems like you get more creative every year, when it comes to raising money for the 28 Hours of Hope.

Susan Moore has a bit of a reputation for injuring herself during the 28 Hours of Hope, particularly following her injury last year. With that in mind, one of our volunteers made her a jacket out of bubble wrap to keep her protected.

The Wellington kids have been standing on the streets of their hometown raising money for the 28 Hours of Hope for the past 10 years, and this year they brought in a record amount of money.

Austin Wahlert performed "Daddy Would Give You His Heart" in the K99 studio during the 28 Hours of Hope.

Cole Swindell joined Brian and Todd on the 28 Hours of Hope and told us about his experience on the 'Today' show. He went on to discuss his guitarist Joel Hutsell's passion for pooertry, which are poems you write while you are sitting on the toilet.