Child Abuse Prevention

The 19th Annual 28 Hours of Hope is April 13th into the 14th. Brian and I will stay on the air for 28 hours in a row to fight child abuse in Northern Colorado.

A Kid's Place in Greeley has been fighting child abuse for over 20 years. They have been part of the 28 Hours of Hope for 18 years. Now they are changing their name.

The 14th Annual Realities Ride and Rally is Memorial Day Weekend with the rally at Washington Park in Fort Collins and the ride at Thunder Mountain Harley Davidson in Loveland.

28 Hours of Hope, a tradition with a cause. The Good Morning Guys give their all for this event. The months, days and hours dedicated to the event all go unseen. Todd and Brian handle the meat of the event and a few chosen add the supporting materials to create what has grown to be a huge success every year.

Brian and Todd have completed the 28th hour of their 13th Annual 28 Hours of Hope! They stayed on the air for 28 consecutive hours to raise money and awareness for child abuse prevention in Northern Colorado. The 28 Hours  benefits A Kid's Place in Greeley, Namaqua Center in Loveland, and the Larimer County Child Advocacy Center in Fort Collins. To make a pledge call click on the icon on the home

The 13th Annual Good Morning Guys 28 Hours of Hope is coming up Thursday, March 10th into Friday, March 11th on K99.  The event raises money to help fight child abuse in Northern Colorado.  A Kids Place in Greeley, Namaqua Center in Loveland, and the Larimer County Child Advocacy Center in Fort Collins all benefit from the 28 Hours of Hope...



You could be one of the very first to donate to the 28 Hours of Hope this year! The 1st Annual 28 Hours of Hope Kickoff Party will be held at  The Beach House Grill in downtown Fort Collins on Friday, February 18th at 6p.m.  100% of the donations at the kickoff party will go to the 28 Hours of Hope March 10th into the 11th. There is very limited space, so you need to make your reservations today

The Christmas season doesn't begin for my wife and me til December 1st! That is when Realities For Children holds their annual "Night Lights" tree lighting ceremony.