Sarah Ervin
KPCW Development DirectorSarah has spent her career in public service, advocacy, and community engagement. She and her family moved to Park City in 2018, at which time she started volunteering at KPCW as a weekday DJ before taking on a more formal role as Development Director responsible for fundraising for the station. She occasionally moonlights as a reporter and looks forward to her Friday morning DJ shifts when she gets to play listener requests and KPCW Fresh Tracks. A California native, Sarah lives in Pinebrook with her husband Mark, their children Jack and Sydney, and their rescue dog Butch Cassidy.
You can catch Sarah on Fresh Tracks Fridays 9:00 am - 12:00 pm.
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Thanks to an outpouring of community support, KPCW set a new record for its winter fundraising drive. -
As a public radio station, KPCW holds two on-air pledge drives each year. The winter pledge drive runs Monday, March 4, through Thursday, March 7. -
Park City Mountain hosted its annual EpicPromise celebration on February 14 to honor this year’s recipients. -
Nonprofit organizations worldwide rely heavily on year-end giving as they prepare for the year ahead. As a nonprofit news outlet, KPCW is no exception. Development Director Sarah Ervin highlights how and why donor support is vital to this station’s daily operations. -
The end of the year is a time when people clean out the old to make room for the new. Here are some tips when it comes to donating to local thrift and resale stores. -
Music lovers around the world were delighted when Spotify released its annual “Wrapped” highlighting top songs and artists played throughout the year. Here are details on the songs and artists KPCW’s listeners heard most this past year. -
Celebrating its biggest impact yet, the foundation awarded more than $370,000 to local nonprofits at its annual “Happiest Hour” grants reception on August 30. -
Renai Bodley Miller and Sarah Ervin discuss Back Alley Bash and Summer Pledge Drive. -
Recycle Utah invites the community to celebrate local food and local farmers in August while raising funds for its recycling services, education and outreach programs. -
Park City Film took an extended intermission over the past several weeks to upgrade the Jim Santy Auditorium and will welcome film-goers back to the theater this weekend.
