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Volunteering For CHIRP

CHIRP is an all-volunteer organization. Members meet monthly to work on issues and events and chart progress. Meetings take place on the third Thursday of the month at 7:30PM. CHIRP has many active departments that sometimes meet outside of the regular monthly meeting. The departments are Events, Outreach and Partnerships, Tech, Legislative, Fundraising, Marketing and Merchandise/Design, News, Promotions, Live Sound and Online Media. All volunteers are asked to serve on at least one department.

If you’re interested in volunteering with CHIRP, please e-mail Micha Ward.

Please note, signing up for the CHIRP mailing list on this site will not result in getting information about volunteering, only about events and activism. If you want to be involved more directly, please contact us at the address above.

Submitting Music For Potential Airplay

If you’re an artist who would like to submit music to CHIRP, you can send it to our music director, Billy Kalb, at:

CHIRP
attn: Music department
4045 N. Rockwell
Chicago, IL 60618

Proposing A Ticket Giveaway

If you’d like to propose a ticket giveaway, please contact promotions director Brent Heyl.

Proposing A Partnership

If you have a business or organization and you’d like to propose a partnership with CHIRP, please email us at CHIRP Radio.

Wishlist / In Kind Donations

You can also help CHIRP without becoming a volunteer. CHIRP can always use donations of the following items:

  • white paper
  • printer cartridges
  • other office supplies
  • fluorescent light bulbs
  • cleaning supplies (paper towels, 409, windex, etc.)
  • coffee
  • monetary gifts or gift cards

For information on specific items, contact Shawn Campbell

If you have questions about making a major gift or becoming a sustaining member of CHIRP (giving on a monthly basis), you can contact our Development Department.

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The work of the Chicago Independent Radio Project is supported in part by a generous grant from the Crossroads Fund. More information at crossroadsfund.org.