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By making a $25 donation to SCSB's Scholarship Fund, you become eligible to vote for our End of the Year Awards, which are presented at our annual Hall of Fame Luncheon.
Payment may be submitted electronically below, or by check.
(Checks may be sent to SCSB, Atten: Deb Carson, 13636 Ventura Boulevard, #166, Sherman Oaks, CA, 91423)
In the Spring of 2023, we re-named out annual scholarship for Chris Roberts, who was SCSB President from 2016-2021 and is in our Hall Of Fame. Chris served as voice of UCLA Football and Basketball from 1992-2016. He was also voice of Long Beach State Basketball from 1982-1992, and worked at numerous radio stations around Southern California, in a wondrous career, that spanned nearly five decades.
Voting members receive priority notification, with regard to group outings. Your donation helps fund scholarships for aspiring high school, college and junior college broadcasters.
(Photo Courtesy UCLA Athletics)
Payment may be submitted electronically below, or by check.
(Checks may be sent to SCSB, Atten: Deb Carson, 13636 Ventura Boulevard, #166, Sherman Oaks, CA, 91423)
In the Spring of 2023, we re-named out annual scholarship for Chris Roberts, who was SCSB President from 2016-2021 and is in our Hall Of Fame. Chris served as voice of UCLA Football and Basketball from 1992-2016. He was also voice of Long Beach State Basketball from 1982-1992, and worked at numerous radio stations around Southern California, in a wondrous career, that spanned nearly five decades.
Voting members receive priority notification, with regard to group outings. Your donation helps fund scholarships for aspiring high school, college and junior college broadcasters.
(Photo Courtesy UCLA Athletics)
Chris Roberts Scholarship Donation - $25
Supports Non-Profit Mission, and includes privilege of being Voting Member for End-of-Year Awards. You'll also receive priority e-mails to attend Group Outings. |
Hall of Fame Donation - $100 or more
Your donation supports day-to-day operations, and scholarships. SCSB was founded in 1958 by Tom Harmon, to serve the interests of the Los Angeles electronic media. We hope to continue, into the future, keeping up with the growth of the field. |
