Charities

A non-profit youth group in South Jersey has nearly four dozen bikes stolen from it recently.

Students at Stockton University in Pomona have been assisting The Wetlands Institute in protecting baby Diamondback Terrapins.

The Boys & Girls Club of Atlantic City is open to serve the community at three different locations for kids ages 6 to 18.

In economic crises, nonprofit organizations seem to get hit the hardest and are among the slowest businesses to rebound, as people's wallets lighten and donations become scarce.

The old Reed's Farm in Egg Harbor Township has been transformed into Reed's Organic Farm & Animal Sanctuary.

A Gloucester County man is giving back to his community by using his own home garage as a food pantry.

Ocean Casino Resort in Atlantic City provided lunch to some hard working teens who've spent the summer working to improve their lives and the city.

A visit to The Yards Family Christmas lights display has become an annual for many Jersey shore residents, including myself. Now, the family wants to trick out the home of a frontline worker as a way of saying 'thank you' for putting their life on the line during the pandemic.

Were you aware that curbside and roadside lemonade stands are illegal in New Jersey? It's true.

A man from Dennis Township is riding his bike from Oregon to Sea Isle City to raise donations for multiple charities.

Cape Regional Medical Center recently received a donation of iPads from a man grieving over the loss of his own father.

Thursday's Feed South Jersey Radiothon raised enough money to provide over 81,000 meals to the hungry of Atlantic, Cape May, and Cumberland Counties.