Supporting Causes That Mean Something To Me.
National MS Society: A Family Affair Where the Rubber Hits the Road
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) affects nearly 1 million adults in the U.S., disrupting communication between the brain and body. For my family, it’s personal—we ride for loved ones impacted by this disease.
Each year, my sons, brother, and I join the Bike MS® “Coast the Coast” ride to raise funds for research and support. It’s a family tradition rooted in hope—for better treatment, and one day, a cure.
To learn more about the National MS Society, visit www.nationalmssociety.org.
Public Media:
Investing in a Culture of Civility
From showcasing emerging artists to delivering educational content, public media keeps our communities informed, inspired, and connected.
WXPN: A national leader in Triple A radio, championing new voices in rock, blues, roots, and folk.
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PBS: America’s largest classroom and stage—offering enriching content for kids and adults alike, without barriers.
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St. Jude Children’s Hospital:
Ensuring Kids Are Well-Treated
Having fought my own battles with cancer, I deeply admire the courage of children and families facing theirs.
St. Jude leads the fight against pediatric catastrophic diseases, ensuring no child is denied treatment—regardless of their family’s ability to pay.
To learn more about the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, visit https://www.stjude.org.
Vietnam Veterans of America:
Serving Those Who Served
With both my father and brother having served, this cause hits home.
Pickup Please, on behalf of the Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA), turns your donations into critical support programs for veterans across the country.
Your generosity helps those who gave so much.
To learn more about how to help veterans with Pickup Please, visit https://pickupplease.org.
Teal Tea: Supporting a Foundation
Steeped in Purpose
Ovarian cancer is a silent threat, often undetected until late. Teal Tea Foundation raises vital awareness and funds for early detection and research.
My connection to the foundation began before my own diagnosis—and deepened after remission (read more about my personal story). Now, my work helps inspire others to “See Teal” and take action.
To learn more about the Teal Tea Foundation, visit www.tealtea.org.
Sayreville Marching Band:
Falling In Line to Support the Troupes
These dedicated students embody the spirit of “Character and Commitment,” proudly representing their school and community.
Both of my sons found leadership in the Sayreville Marching Band. I support them by donating time, creativity, and energy—from designing graphics to fundraising.
To learn more about the Sayreville Marching Band, visit www.swmhsbpa.webs.com.
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