Interested in submitting your own PSA? Please visit our Public Service Announcements page located on the sidebar.

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WUVT would like to remind you not to drink and drive. It doesn’t matter if you’ve had one drink or ten. It doesn’t matter if you’re driving a hundred miles or just around the corner. Alcohol impairs your hand-eye coordination, and operating a motor vehicle while under its influence can be fatal to you, or somebody else. Do yourself a favor: If you think you might be drunk– you are, and shouldn’t be driving.

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Every two seconds, someone in the United States needs blood. You can do your part to help by giving blood at your local Red Cross Blood Drive. Just one donation can help save more than one person in need. You can visit www.redcrossblooddrive.org to find a blood drive near you.

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Need to talk? Raft Crisis Hotline offers 24/7 empathy and support. Whether you’re in a crisis situation or if you want to talk about your stressful day, trained volunteers are ready to listen. Call (540) 961- 8400 to speak with someone who cares.

Invasive Firewood (124)

To you, it’s just a piece of firewood, but to invasive insects, it’s a ticket to their next meal. Moving firewood long distances is dangerous for the forest wildlife. Fortunately, stopping these forest killing freeloaders is simple. Buying your firewood near where you’ll burn it, or gathering wood at your campsite if it’s allowed reduces the spread of invasive species. To learn more, you can visit dontmovefirewood.org.

Alcoholics Anonymous (707)

Do you find yourself drinking on days where you planned not to? Have you ever wondered if you have a drinking problem? If so, you’re not alone; there are plenty of others just like you that can help. You can attend an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting every night at 7:30PM, at 203 East Roanoke Street, Blacksburg, Virginia, a safe place for recovery.

WUVT Needs PSAs! (105)

Are you part of a non-profit looking to announce something on our airwaves? If you would like to submit a public service announcement to be read on-air, W-U-V-T invites you to visit our website, and navigate to the “Public Service Announcements” tab to submit a PSA, If you have any questions about this process, feel free to email our Public Relations Director, Maeve O’Reilly, at omaeve@wuvt.vt.edu.

VTDITC (153)

Who else has offered FREE recording sessions (with an engineer on-site) every week for 9 years? VTDITC weekly community studio hours are every Friday, 2pm to 5pm, at the True School Studios Media Building. This service is open to anyone and everyone. You don’t have to be affiliated with Virginia Tech! Sessions are available in hour slots on a first-come, first-served basis. Email VTDITC@gmail.com to reserve your time.

Local Zone (700)

Are you a band looking to be heard across our airwaves? W-U-V-T’s Local Zone is hosting bands here in our station! We provide professional recordings and photography of the session. For more information, you can contact our production manager, Harrison Cassey at harrisonc@wuvt.vt.edu.

Camp Kesem (862)

Camp Kesem is a free week-long summer camp for children whose parents or guardians have been affected by cancer. If you have been to Camp Kesem in the past, or have had a personal experience with a parent with cancer, the VT chapter is looking for counselors for Summer 2027. The application is also open to all VT students. You can follow @KesemVT on instagram or email jamisonmorrow@vt.edu to learn more and make an impact in a child's life!

VPI Cave Club (800)

What if there was a mysterious alien underworld beneath Virginia? Well, there is! Caves are among the most breathtaking and otherworldly ecosystems on earth. With glittering formations and strange creatures, caving feels like exploring a sci-fi in real life. The VPI Cave Club can start your underground adventures! To learn more, check out VPI.caves.org or follow @VPI.caveclub on Instagram. Meetings are every Friday night in Smyth Hall room 146 at 7 PM.

iLEAP Lab (963)

Ever wonder what your toddler learns when they look at you while you’re talking? The iLEAP Lab in the Department of Psychology at Virginia Tech is interested in this too! They are now testing 1 and a half and 2 year olds for their face and voice processing and language learning study. There is compensation of 30 dollars per visit. For more information you can contact them at ileaplab@vt.edu, or visit their website at ileap-lab.com.

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The motto of Students Climate Action Network, or Stu-CAN is “We stand for climate, we stand for action, we stand for change, together.” If you’re passionate about sustainability, meeting new people, and having a positive impact on your community, join Stu-CAN. They meet in the Kiva in Burchard hall every Thursday, from 5 to 6 PM. For more information, contact either Alissia Tram at alissiat@vt.edu, or Isabella Lara at ilara@vt.edu. Or you can follow them on instagram @stucan_vt.

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Have you been wanting to learn more about Palestine? Are you looking for a community to be a part of at Virginia Tech? The VT chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine will be hosting fundraisers, educational events, demonstrations, and cultural events all semester! You can learn, give back, get involved, and speak up! For more information about events, follow @SJPVtech on Instagram, again @SJPVtech on Instagram!

Blacksburg Ballet (920)

Celebrate the magic of the holidays with Blacksburg Ballet’s The Nutcracker! You can enjoy two enchanting performances at 1PM and 6PM on December 19th at the Center for the Arts at Virginia Tech! The performances feature beautiful dancing, festive music, and a special guest all Hokies love. You can bring the whole family for a magical holiday tradition, with a little Hokie spirit. Tickets are available at artcenter.VT.edu and you can visit their social media Blacksburg Ballet to stay up to date on their 2026 Nutcracker Performance.

Blacksburg Horizons (430)

What could Blacksburg look like in 5, 10, or 20 years? How can Blacksburg continue to grow while preserving the small-town feel, natural beauty, and strong sense of community? Blacksburg Horizons is your opportunity to help answer those questions as the Town begins its next Comprehensive Plan update. The Comprehensive Plan is a community-wide roadmap for Blacksburg's future. You can visit lets talk blacksburg.org and click on Blacksburg Horizons, to take the brief survey and share your input.

Blacksburg Community Band (707)

The Blacksburg Community Band invites you to their Winter Concert at Christiansburg High School on Sunday, May 17th at 3 PM. They will be joined by the Margaret Beeks Upper Elementary School Choir and two other very special guests! Admission is FREE!

SPAP (294)

It’s the most wonderful time of the year ... when SPAP Sketch Comedy has its Fall semester show. You can enjoy their lineup of hilarious sketches written and performed entirely by V-T students on December 5th and 6th at 7 PM in Squires Studio Theatre. You can get your free tickets for 'SPAP 15: SPAP Saves Christmas' on Instagram, at S-P-A-P Sketch Comedy!

YMCA Contra Dance (638)

The Y-M-C-A invites you to a pre Thanksgiving shake down. Their November Contra Dance will be held on Saturday November 21st at the YMCA building at 1000 North Main Street. Music will be provided by the fabulous McKenzies, and Dean Snipes will be there to teach and call all the dances. Lesson starts at 7 PM and the dance starts at 7:30. No experience or partner necessary. More info is available at blacksburgcontradance.com. Beginners encouraged!