Hometown Heroes

The only thing better than an amazing dinner complete with wine pairings? One that benefits an incredible local charity!

As we begin Autumn 2014, it is already fun to look back at the summer that was here at the Jersey Shore and if you were at Chef Mike's End of Summer Party in Seaside Park, you have some great memories of the end of the summer.

Diane and I took a walk through the amazing "Boardwalk Journey", in Seaside Park yesterday, and it was unbelievable.

If you wanted to be a part of the Insane Inflatable 5k by volunteering to help Hometown Heroes, it's not too late!

The Insane Inflatable 5k is literally days away and there is still a way you can be an important part of it.

One of the great things about the Insane Inflatable 5k is that a portion of the proceeds goes to help our friends at Hometown Heroes.

Jennifer Barna from Hometown Heroes brought our good friend Ed Jarrett to the morning show yesterday to talk about The Boardwalk Journey Sand Museum that he has created.

As many of our friends, family members and neighbors continue to battle back from Sandy, Hometown Heroes has been there. And they still are, even in the wake of their own tragedy.

Spend this Saturday, June 14, 2013, on the beach for a great cause and lots of entertainment!

Ed Jarrett is at it again! After building the tallest sandcastle (as certified by Guiness World Records) in Point Pleasant Beach last summer, he is now in Seaside. Check this out!

Ed Jarrett, the sculptor behind 'Sandycastle - the World's Tallest Sandcastle' has a new project in the works to benefit Hometown Heroes, the charity organization that recently lost their office and its contents to a fire.

After helping thousands of Superstorm Sandy victims rebuild their lives, an Ocean County charity finds itself with no place to go after losing everything in Thursday's fire in downtown Toms River.