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Help Build the Future Home of Sunshine Radio

Joshua Stuart 31 07 2026

At Sunshine Radio, our mission has always been simple: bring great music, uplifting programming, and a positive voice to listeners across Long Island and beyond. Every song we play and every new feature we introduce is made possible through passion, dedication, and the incredible support of our listeners.

Now we're inviting you to become part of the next chapter of the Sunshine Radio story.

Our founder, Joshua Stuart, has a dream of building a dedicated Sunshine Radio studio in his garage office. This new studio will provide a professional space to produce higher-quality broadcasts, create new shows, record interviews, and continue growing Sunshine Radio into an even better experience for everyone.

Building a studio takes more than passion—it requires equipment, furniture, soundproofing, computers, microphones, audio gear, and many other essentials. That's why we're asking for your help.

Every donation, no matter the amount, brings Joshua one step closer to turning this dream into reality. Whether you can contribute a few dollars or simply help spread the word, your support means the world to us.

By supporting this fundraiser, you're not just helping build a studio—you're helping build the future of Sunshine Radio. Together, we can create a space where great music, community programming, and exciting new ideas come to life for years to come.

From all of us at Sunshine Radio, thank you for believing in our mission and for helping make this dream a reality. Your generosity and encouragement inspire us every day.

Together, let's build the future home of Sunshine Radio!

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East Hampton Town sues Montauk's Barlume Beach resort → Smithtown post office murals a letter carrier's artistic Long Island vision → 3 North Shore school districts urge NYS to reject $3.6B power cable project → Complete coverage: United States of America's 250th anniversary celebrations on Long Island → After a Parkinson's diagnosis, Suzanne Posner turned to sculpting. She's inspiring many. → Former Manhasset resident Nikolaos Kotsopoulos, who murdered wife in front of children, denied parol → Man pleads guilty to selling THC gummies that sickened William Floyd Middle School students → Mother, daughter charged with operating retail theft ring out of Valley Stream home, shipping items → Marc Henry Menard, who admitted stealing more than $600,000 from investors, targeted Haitian communi → Tammy Robinkoff, Riverhead GOP chairwoman, faces new charge of aggravated DWI in May crash → Riverhead fugitive charged in 2025 Flanders hit and run that left 2 with serious injuries → NIFA accuses Nassau officials of dodging repeated requests for meetings for audit of assessment syst → Police: 'No regard for public safety.' Street takeovers creating dangerous conditions for drivers, s → Joseph Horner, of Uniondale, charged with killing sister-in-law, practiced chokehold on stuffed anim → Prosecutors say Jordy Contreras, 21, of Brentwood, asked underage girls to send him nude images of t →

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