Foster Puppies Need Forever Homes
The Monmouth County SPCA's Point Pets of the Week are currently being fostered and have some amazing personality traits. Plus there are some great specials that you have one more day to take advantage of!
The Monmouth County SPCA's Point Pets of the Week are currently being fostered and have some amazing personality traits. Plus there are some great specials that you have one more day to take advantage of!
Meridian Health is launching an initiative to Paint The Town Pink all over Monmouth and Ocean Counties.
In an attempt to make sense of two tragedies that happened so close together, Hurricane Sandy and Sandy Hook Elementary School,the Sandy Ground Project will be building memorial playgrounds throughout New Jersey, New York and Connecticut, several along the Jersey Shore.
Hometown Heroes has been working tirelessly to help Hurricane Sandy victims all over the Jersey Shore and on Sunday, so many of you came out to Jersey Shore Arena in Farmingdale to help them.
Hometown Heroes is an organization that is really getting out there to help those in need in ther wake of Hurricane Sandy, and with each passing day, the need seems to be getting greater.
Check out the latest Point Pets of the Week that have now grown bigger than the size of your palm and are up for adoption!
Saturday night was a big night for the great folks at the Ashley Lauren Foundation. It was the annual Butterfly Ball and, thanks to the generosity of some amazing people, it was a huge success!
According to a local newspaper's investigation, "The Hurricane Sandy Relief Foundation" has raised $1 million dollars. However, the organization is not registered, is not tax exempt and has $800,000 in their account.
Today's Point Pet of the Week has become a favorite there, and the staff and volunteers will be sad when she leaves, but happy to see her find her forever home.
Children don't care if it's 20 degrees outside...if you surprise them with an icy treat they'll look as happy as this kid! And what better way to justify it than helping kids with cancer!
Yesterday we were at the Brick IHOP for National Pancake Day and we were helping Lou and the crew there raise money for The Children's Miracle Network and Children's Specialized Hospital. There was a moment where I looked up and thought to myself..."I love the Jersey Shore".
Liz and I are doing our annual live broadcast this morning from the IHOP on Route 88 in Brick today. It's National Pancake Day and you can help us help some terrific causes.