RadioACTive Challenge Match for Good: UT Queer Film Festival

  • June 26, 2025
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Call or click to support community radio and another nonprofit up to good trouble for everyone

Thank you to everyone who donated during the Challenge Match for Good with Utah Queer Film Festival and RadioACTive tonight. The link is still live if you missed it and want to help the nonprofit boost its microgrant.

For every dollar raised on this link — https://shorturl.at/egN3V - Utah Queer Film Festival earns an equal amount of in-kind on-air messaging to support its programming over the next 12 months.

As you may know, public radio and nonprofits are facing threats from actions in Congress, as well as state lawmakers here at home. But you can help two nonprofits with one click during our Summer Drive. Be sure to leave a message so we can thank you on the air!

It's your support that keeps Listeners' Community Radio of Utah, KRCL 90.9FM, spinning!

About Our Partnered Non-Profit: Utah Queer Film Festival

Russell Roots, the Director of Film Exhibition with Utah Film Center, helps to deliver dynamic, inclusive, innovative and professional film programming to Utah audiences. They are also a manager of UFC’s Black culture program, Black, Bold & Brilliant AND the Utah Queer film festival.

Utah Queer Film Festival, formerly called Damn These Heels, is the mountain west’s longest running LGBTQ+ film festival. It started as a handful of screenings during Pride Week in 2003 and at 20+ years, is a festival that offers a weekend of full-length international and independent films, collections of short films, community collaborations, and post-film discussions. Its purpose is to celebrate Utah’s diversity by sharing LGBTQ+ triumphs, struggles, history, and culture through high-quality film and events. In its 20+ year history, the Festival has served over 33,000 attendees from Utah and across the US, including Texas, California, and Virginia.



PRIDE Event

  • Saturday, June 28 at 7:00 pm Film Screening of "The Mascot" a short documentary with a Q + A discussion with Deleny Plant and Leicester Productions at Scion Cider Bar 21+ older event. The Mascot is follows the story of Charlie Bird, who was Cosmo the Cougar during his time Brigham Young University & then came out as a gay Mormon.

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