We understand it’s cold right now in Massachusetts. Nonetheless, Entercom Boston Rocker WAAF on-air personalities Lyndon “LB” Byers and Anthony “Spaz” Parziale are officially up in the air for the next three days as part of the annual “WAAF Rise Up Against Hunger” fundraising campaign to benefit the Greater Boston, New Hampshire, and Worcester County Food Banks.
LB is suspended on a platform on a lift 60 feet in the air above the Greater Boston Food Bank in Boston from 6 am Wednesday, December 11 through 7 pm Friday, December 13. Spaz is doing the same, living six stories above The British Beer Company on Route 9 in Framingham for 60 hours.
For more than two decades, WAAF’s on-air personalities have enlisted themselves in various physically challenging stunts in an effort to engage listeners to support local food banks. Listeners are encouraged to visit LB and Spaz during their time up in the sky and make a donation to the cause.
Details, including information on donating to “WAAF’s Rise Up Against Hunger” are available on the station’s website, www.waaf.com. To donate via phone, call the “Rise Up” hotline at (617) 787-3481 or to donate $10 via text, text “WAAF” to the “Rise Up” text line: 20222.
WAAF’s Lyndon “LB” Byers of the Hill-Man Morning Show ascends above I-93 outside the Greater Boston Food Bank Wednesday morning to live 60 hours on a lift to benefit local food banks.
WAAF’s Anthony “Spaz” Parziale of the Hill-Man Morning Show prepares to ‘Rise Up’ outside The British Beer Company on Route 9 in Framingham, Mass. to live 60 hours on a lift to benefit local food banks.
