Sinclair Broadcast Group is partnering with The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) to launch Sinclair Cares: Mental Health Support + Hope, a campaign to

WASHINGTON (TND) — Sinclair Broadcast Group is joining up with Batteries Plus to help the environment. To coincide with Earth Day, which is April 22, and Earth Month, which is April, Batteries Plus will let anyone bring their household batteries to recycle, free of charge. People can bring up to five pounds of old batteries. Caption: Sinclair Green: Battery recycling. (SBG) Each year, more than 3 billion batteries are thrown away, when they can easily be recycled.

WASHINGTON (TND) — Sinclair Broadcast Group is teaming up with the American Red Cross to help provide much needed relief to those impacted by deadly tornadoes across the American South and Midwest. Sinclair Cares: Tornado Relief is a campaign designed to help victims in multiple states where tornadoes killed at least 88 people — 74 of them in Kentucky. The devastation has put the Red Cross on high alert as it is facing its worst blood shortage in more than a decade.

WASHINGTON (SBG) — For the Byrnes family, finding all the right pieces in life has been a journey. Putting them all together has become a joy, said Marine Corps veteran Ashleigh Byrnes, who’s deployment to Afghanistan was at times difficult for her. But since returning, she’s found a new kind of service. “When I first got here the one thing i kept hearing was that the DAV changed my life I heard that so many times in the first few months that i worked here.

DONATE HERE. This Veterans Day, please find it in your heart to help a group of Americans who didn't need to be asked to help you and your way of life. Caption: Video: Sinclair Broadcast Group. Sinclair Broadcast Group (SBG) is partnering with DAV (Disabled American Veterans) to raise money, raise awareness and to recruit volunteers to make life easier for the men and women who served in the Armed Forces and Military.

Sinclair Broadcasting Group is partnering with the American Red Cross for their "Sinclair Cares: Roll Up Your Sleeves" blood drive to combat the massive blood shortage. While there is typically a decline in blood donations during the summer months, there is, currently, a significant increase in the need for blood because of the Covid-19 pandemic. SEE ALSO:First Lady Northam visits Roanoke daycareBill Brent, Executive Director for the Central Va.

Sinclair Broadcast Group is now accepting applications for our 2023 Broadcast Diversity Scholarship