WCCO-AM (830 WCCO) in Minneapolis has announced a series of special endeavors to celebrate its 100th anniversary, including a double album with commemorative content, gubernatorial proclamation and grand centennial event. As part of its century-long “good neighbor” heritage, 830 WCCO will also donate the proceeds from the double album release and centennial event to four of its non-profit partners: Disabled American Veterans Minnesota (DAVMN), Second Harvest Heartland, Union Gospel Mission Twin Cities (UGMTC), and the National Marrow Donor Program (NMDP).

“As we honor 100 years of being a local and regional broadcasting leader, we’re not just reflecting on our past legacy, but also spotlighting the community’s continuous support,” said WCCO Brand Manager and Program Director Brad Lane. “Our centennial events and philanthropic efforts are testaments to 830 WCCO’s enduring commitment to positively impacting Minnesota!”

On August 22, 830 WCCO will launch its 100th anniversary double album, offering 88 minutes of audio spanning WCCO’s illustrious history. Each vinyl will include a unique digital download code with the audio and bonus content, including an additional eight hours and 30 minutes of outtakes, tributes, memories and over 200 images.

Vice Presidential nominee and Governor Tim Walz has officially designated August 30 “8-3-0 Day,” and the station is gearing up to fill the day with festivities, including live broadcasts and in-person appearances at the Minnesota State Fair from 830 WCCO’s esteemed alumni, who will share their favorite station stories. Longtime personality Chad Hartman will throw the first pitch at Target Field prior to the Twins game against the Toronto Blue Jays.

On October 21, 830 WCCO will host a centennial celebration at the Chanhassen Dinner Theatre, featuring a live show with current and former talent. The station will continue to air “100 Days, 100 Moments Presented by General Mills,” a series of vignettes highlighting the most significant events and personalities heard on-air over the years.