charities

Charities that run raffles and bingo in New Jersey, other than veterans and senior citizen groups, can't now spend the proceeds on their own operations.

The pandemic has been a "long haul" for these charities, much like the symptoms experienced by some who've had the virus.

New York Rangers goalie Henrik Lundqvist is coming to iPlay America on Saturday, January 18th for a charity meet and greet.

As WOBM's Making Miracles Radiothon for Children's Miracle Network at Children's Specialized Hospital continues, if you're looking for an easy way to donate, we'll be out this Wednesday and Thursday with donation jars and special events!

If you need a good laugh, and let's be honest, in this day and age I think we all need a laugh, head on out to the Manasquan Elks this weekend to not only laugh like heck, but to help local animals in need while you're at it!

As pictures of the destruction wrought by Hurricane Irma in St. Martin, Puerto Rico, and now parts of Florida have been filling our television screens, social media feeds, and news websites, another island that was ravaged by the storm hasn't gotten much press - the island of St. John.

Our friends at Brick Town Veterinary Hospital are back at it, with another community partnership all for the good of animals in need.

There are some amazing charities here at the Shore, and it can sometimes be hard to decide where your hard earned dollars should end up. But an annual campaign wants to make it easier than ever to spread your giving out.

As we run around getting ready for the holidays with decorating, shopping, planning for family, and more, it's also a good time to think about those in need. And while a bell ringer with a kettle is never far away, there are a number of ways that we can give this holiday season and make sure that it stays right here in our community.

Instead of receiving presents for his 17th birthday this month, Xander Bassone, of Manasquan, is asking for donations to benefit the FoodBank of Monmouth and Ocean Counties.