Breastie Boxes is 501(c)(3) Fort Wayne organization that meets breast cancer patients right where they are in their cancer diagnosis and treatment. Breastie Boxes gifts them with a pink box filled with safe, comforting, and local luxuries that brings hope and confidence, while making the journey a little more cozy.

Learn more https://www.breastieboxes.com/

 

Friday, October 3rd – Annual Gas Pump Event at All-American Locations including New Haven, Bluffton, Laotto, and Columbia City. 3-6PM

 

Other Events

  • Christmas on Broadway – Friday, November 21st, 2025
  • Two-Day Radiothon – Thursday, December 4th and Friday, December 5th, 2025

Dine and donate at all Salvatori’s locations to benefit Breastie Boxes
11a.m. – 9 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 3rd.

Salvatori’s New Haven
12244 McKenzie Drive New Haven, IN 46774
260-748-2057

Salvatori’s Fort Wayne Southwest
Fort Wayne Illinois Road
10337 Illinois Road Fort Wayne, IN 46814
260-625-5600

Salvatori’s Auburn
Auburn
170 Smaltz Way Auburn, IN 46706
260-333-3507

Salvatori’s Fort Wayne North
Fort Wayne Washington Ctr Rd.
717 W Washington Center Rd Fort Wayne, IN 46825
260-755-0130

Salvatori’s Leo
Leo
10340 Leo Road Fort Wayne, IN 46825
260-471-0031

Salvatori’s Warsaw
Warsaw
3605 Commerce Drive, Warsaw, IN, 46580
574-306-2106

Salvatori’s Waynedale
Waynedale
8601 Bluffton Rd. Ft.Wayne, IN 46809
260-403-8444

Thank you for supporting WOWO Penny Pitch!

The History of Penny Pitch: 

Since 1948, WOWO has asked people throughout Indiana, Ohio, and Michigan to contribute pennies, nickels, dimes or more to help families within the WOWO listening area.

Penny Pitch began after World War II when a simple request came to WOWO to help a young quadriplegic buy a special typewriter so he could pursue a writing career.

A request was made over the air for listeners to donate their pennies. The response was so overwhelming that more than enough was raised to help the young man.

Thus, Penny Pitch was born.

Over the next few years, momentum grew as the Tri-State area adopted Penny Pitch as their own local charitable effort. Each year, local families were chosen as the recipients of Penny Pitch.

Funds continued to grow until it became necessary to incorporate Penny Pitch into a non-profit corporation providing benefits for those who contribute large amounts.

Now, over 70 years after the first Penny Pitch began, the corporation provides grants to qualified not-for-profit organizations that serve disadvantaged people in the Fort Wayne, Allen County and Northeast Indiana region.

As the longest-running local charity benefiting area families, Penny Pitch is loved by listeners who give generously every year.