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Sunshine Radio is Proud to Support the Angel Friendship Circle Club

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Sunshine Radio is Proud to Support the Angel Friendship Circle Club

Joshua Stuart 29 07 2026

At Sunshine Radio – Long Island's Ray of Light!, we believe that radio is about more than just playing great music. It's about bringing people together, building stronger communities, and shining a light on organizations that make a real difference.

That's why we are incredibly excited and honored to announce our support for the Angel Friendship Circle Club!

The Angel Friendship Circle Club is dedicated to creating a welcoming, caring, and inclusive environment where friendships flourish, kindness is celebrated, and everyone has the opportunity to feel valued and connected. Their commitment to bringing people together perfectly reflects the values that Sunshine Radio strives to share every day.

As a community-focused radio station, we're passionate about highlighting organizations that inspire hope, encourage inclusion, and make a positive impact on the lives of others. We look forward to helping spread awareness about the Angel Friendship Circle Club, sharing their events and initiatives, and celebrating the incredible work they do throughout our community.

We believe that when communities come together, amazing things happen. Whether it's through music, local events, or supporting organizations like the Angel Friendship Circle Club, Sunshine Radio is committed to being a positive voice across Long Island and beyond.

We invite our listeners to learn more about the Angel Friendship Circle Club, get involved, attend upcoming events, and help support their mission of building lasting friendships and stronger communities. Every act of kindness, every new friendship, and every helping hand makes a difference.

Together, we can continue spreading positivity, compassion, and hope—one song, one smile, and one friendship at a time.

From all of us at Sunshine Radio, thank you for being part of our journey. We're excited about this new partnership and can't wait to see the wonderful things we'll accomplish together.

Keep listening, keep smiling, and keep spreading the sunshine!

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I Do!: Maddie Wilson and Alex Bertossi, of Garden City → New state law aims to protect kids on social media → Suffolk judge orders a third mental health evaluation for Nesconset teen charged with killing ex-gir → Ceremony honors NYPD Det. Didarul Islam, who was killed 1 year ago in NYC's worst mass shooting in 2 → Angelo Ruggiero Jr., of Queens, Nicholas Minucci, of East Northport, plead guilty in sprawling mob g → Balraj Singh, of Queens, charged with kidnapping 19-year-old and holding her in Huntington motel → Nassau OK's 'Blue Envelope Program,' serving as de-escalation tool for police → Docs: Weill Cornell Medical to pay more than $1 billion to patients of former LI urologist Darius Pa → LIE westbound lane reopened after flooding in Jericho → Long Island Rail Road afternoon train to Montauk from Manhattan now permanent option → Ileana Cabrera, of Bay Shore, killed after being struck by car in Brentwood → Baiting Hollow Scout Camp celebrates 100 years → 'The Sand Box' eatery seen as part of Oyster Bay hamlet's transformation → Thomas Valva case: Judge again approves $9M settlement in death of 8-year-old boy → Tractor trailer flips on exit ramp of LIE in Jericho →

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