A big thanks to the KSUT Family!

Four Corners Public Radio | By Mark Duggan

Published March 17, 2015 at 6:20 PM MDT

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KSUT Membership Manager Chris Aaland, Program Director Mark Duggan, and La Plata County Extension Office Director Darrin Parmenter, in between on-air odes to green chili

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KSUT's Jim Belcher and Durango Farmer's Market Manager Cody Reinheimer

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Jessie & Ed from Grassburger

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Tami Graham and KSUT Executive Director Bob Franklin

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Members of the San Juan Citizen's Alliance on the phones. Left to right: Jimbo Buickerood, Erika Brown, Gary Skiba

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The KSUT chocolate bar, from Durango's Animas Chocolate Company

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Durango Arts Center volunteers Teresa Carson, Beth Santistevan and Cristie Seott

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A fine spread from Durango Natural Foods

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Drs. Tony Anderson and Rich Lawton with our day sponsor Durango Orthopedics and Spine Colorado

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KSUT phone volunteers Matthew Symonds, Keith Bender and Margaret Cozine

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Ska Brewing Company owner Dave Thibodeau with the Ska/Venture snowboard

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Marikay Shellman, Buz Bricca, and Joy Waldman working the phones

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KSUT Station Manager Rob Rawls, Underwriting Manager Tanya Clegg and Executive Director Bob Franklin in the studio

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Lunch donated by Nature's Oasis

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Lunch donated by Nature's Oasis

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Elwin Johnston with the Durango Bluegrass Meltdown? and KSUT's Chris Aaland";

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Sue Mooney with Ananda, helping out on phones today. Sue is training/fostering Ananda for Guide Dogs For the Blind

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KSUT's Chris Aaland and Jim Belcher flying the colors

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Ruby Balloon of Durango (A.K.A. Carrie Allen)

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The KSUT Spring Membership Drive was a huge success! Thanks to all of our supporters who stepped up to help keep public radio strong in the Four Corners.
The drive may be over, but it's not too late to support KSUT if you haven't already. Make a secure pledge online.

Thanks to the many businesses and individuals who helped us meet our membership goals!

KSUT would like to acknowledge our major prize winners, day sponsors, and major gift and food donors!

Major prize winners:

Earlybird (iPad Mini & Fugoo speakers): Monte Mills & Reagyn Germer, Durango
Local Grower’s Day: Keary Howley of Hesperus
Santa Fe Getaway: Rebecca Morgan of Farmington
Outdoor Gear Day – Ska/Venture snowboard: Josh Kane of Durango
Outdoor Gear Day – San Juan Cycles $500 credit: Annette & Kevin Mullikin, Mancos
Outdoor Gear Day – 4Corners Riversports paddle board: Lance & Deborah Frisby, Durango
Fantastic Fiesta: Mary Oswald of Durango
Maria’s Books for a Year: Dennis Portlance of Hesperus
Underwriter Day: Law Offices of Buchanan, Stouffer & Tate
Grand Prize: Rose & Frank DiCicco

Day Sponsors:

Earlybird – The Mac Ranch
Local Grower’s Day – First National Bank of Durango
Santa Fe Getaway – Hanson Honda
Outdoor Gear Day – Durango Orthopedics & Spine Colorado
Fantastic Fiesta – Wildcat Canyon Liquors
Books & Coffee – Maria’s Bookshop
Underwriter Day – Express Employment Professionals
Kid's Day Prize – Powerhouse Science Center
Grand Prize – Coldwell Banker Heritage House Realtors

Food Donors:

Wednesday: KD’s Caffé Latté, Grassburger
Thursday: Bread, Raider Ridge Café
Friday: College Drive Café, Durango Natural Foods
Saturday: Carver Brewing Company, Roots Natural Foods
Sunday: Natural Grocers, Gazpacho New Mexican Restaurant
Monday: Durango Doughworks, Nature’s Oasis
Tuesday: DuranGourmet

Major Gift Donors:

Durango Farmer’s Market
Community Concert Hall at Fort Lewis College
Animas Chocolate Company
Durango Coffee Company
Ska/Venture Snowboards
San Juan Cycles
4Corners Riversports
Zia Taqueria
BREW Pub & Kitchen
Running Out of Road
Animas City Theatre
Sky Ute Casino Resort
Durango Bluegrass Meltdown