Support Larkfield Amateur Radio Club
The Larkfield Amateur Radio Club is an all-volunteer organization dedicated to promoting amateur radio, public service, emergency communications, and technical education throughout our community. Your support helps us continue these efforts for years to come.
Why Support LARC?
Since 1956, the Larkfield Amateur Radio Club has served the Town of Huntington and surrounding areas through amateur radio, supporting our community with emergency communications and public service.
As an all-volunteer organization, we rely on membership dues, donations, and the generosity of our supporters to keep our repeaters operating, maintain equipment, provide educational programs, and support community events.
Your Support Helps Fund
- 📡 Repeater maintenance and upgrades
- 🔧 Antenna and equipment repairs
- 🚑 Emergency communications readiness
- 📚 Licensing classes and educational programs
- 🎓 Volunteer Examiner (VE) testing sessions
- 🏕️ ARRL Field Day and special events
- 👨👩👧👦 Community outreach and demonstrations
Every contribution—whether financial or through volunteer service—helps ensure that amateur radio remains a valuable community resource for generations to come.
❤️ Make a Donation
Your support helps keep LARC active in our community.
🤝 Become a Member
Join a community of amateur radio operators dedicated to learning, friendship, and public service.
📻 Donate Equipment
Have amateur radio equipment you no longer use? We welcome donations of radios, antennas, power supplies, test equipment, accessories, and other ham radio gear. Equipment may be used by the club for training and operations or sold to support club activities. Larkfield Amateur Radio Club is a 501(c)(3) organization.
Thank you for Supporting LARC
Whether you choose to become a member, volunteer your time, donate equipment, or make a financial contribution, your support helps the Larkfield Amateur Radio Club continue serving our community through amateur radio, education, emergency communications, and public service.
Thank you for helping keep amateur radio strong on Long Island. 73!