Request a Song for a Good Cause With the Halftime for Hope Radiothon on 92 Moose and Q97.9

With the Big Game right around the corner, 92 Moose, Q97.9, and Sweetser are teaming up for a special radio event that combines music with a meaningful mission to support mental health services for Maine families.

Get ready for the Halftime for Hope Radiothon on Thursday, February 5, 2026.

You can turn your favorite song into a message of hope and help tackle the mental health stigma.

What Is Halftime for Hope Radiothon on 92 Moose and Q97.9?

The Halftime for Hope Radiothon is a radio event where, from now through February 4, 2026, people can request their favorite song by donating any amount to Sweetser by clicking RIGHT HERE, and those songs will be played live on air throughout the day on Thursday, February 5, just days before the Big Game.

Every dollar stays right here in Maine to fuel treatment for families who would otherwise go without. It's all about bringing healing and hope to those who need it most.

How Can I Request a Song for the Halftime for Hope Radiothon?

It's easy to participate in the Halftime for Hope Radiothon.

There are two ways to request your song.

You can CLICK HERE and be taken to a page where you can select your song, submit a special message of hope you’d like to share with the community on the air, and contribute any amount to Sweetser.

Or you can text "Sweetser" to 366283, and that will send you a link to the song request form.

Then, on Thursday, February 5, tune in to 92 Moose to hear your requested song!

What Is Sweetser in Maine?

According to its website, Sweetser is a nonprofit behavioral health organization that provides "evidence-based treatment, support and hope through a statewide network of community-based mental health, recovery, and educational services."

Their vision is to end the mental health stigma and provide access to treatment and recovery to all.

Sweetser has locations across the state, including Belfast, Brunswick, Lewiston, Portland, Rockland, Saco, Sanford, and York.

Their programs and efforts help thousands of Mainers every year, regardless of their ability to pay, and the Halftime for Hope Radiothon directly supports that mission.

Plus, when you tune in on Thursday, 92 Moose and Q97.9 will host mental health experts to talk about important resources and programs available to those in need.

Your small action can make a big difference and turn a song request into real support for mental health care across Maine.