PHILADELPHIA, PA – April 14, 2023 – Audacy announced it will conduct 44 volunteer events nationwide to celebrate Earth Day as part of its 1Day 1Thing Sustainability Initiative. The series of events, which will engage team members across the company, aim to positively impact the communities the company serves and the planet. Projects include tree planting, park and waterway cleanups, recycling projects, and habitat restoration.

“One person doing one thing is good. All of us doing our 1Thing, together is better,” said Jaimie Field, Director of Sustainability, Audacy. “We’re proud to once again unite with our local markets to inspire, spark action and challenge each other to do our part for the environment. This planet doesn’t belong to just one of us. It’s the one thing we all share.”

Local partnerships include Greentopia in New York City, Fairmount Park Conservancy in Philadelphia, Charles River Watershed Association in Boston, The Standard Design Group Nurseries in Los Angeles, and Fort Lauderdale Visitors Bureau in Miami. For a complete list of what each Audacy team is doing as part of the companywide 1Thing Sustainability Initiative, please visit https://audacyinc.com/1day1thing-events/.

Audacy’s commitment to 1Thing continues with the company’s annual public affairs special running April 15 and 16 on Audacy stations nationwide. The 15-minute segment with Audacy Washington D.C.’s on-air host Corinna Delgado and Dr. M. Sanjayan, CEO of Conservation International, will focus on the ongoing seven-year documentary project by Conservation International and PBS that tracks environmental changes in places affected by wildfires and Indigenous efforts to preserve the land. You can listen to the entire segment here.

Audacy is committed to supporting the health and success of the communities that are the heart of its business. As the nation’s audio influencer, Audacy uses its voice to raise awareness of social issues, bringing communities together for good. Audacy unites with its listeners and brands to support sound communities through several pillars of impact, led by Mental Health and the Environment.