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Tomorrow from 6am-7pm 1077 'GNA needs you to show the Center For Disability Services some love.

The Center for Disability Services helps thousands of children and families have the best quality of life possible in the region. They make an impact on lives and futures from Albany to Queensbury and beyond.

You have probably already heard about this huge concert called, "12-12-12 The Concert For Hurricane Sandy Relief," that is planned tonight to aid in the Hurricane Sandy relief efforts in and around New York City. If you haven't , let me tell you it's going to be an incredible show. More so, I hope it goes a long way in helping the rest of the country and world find an easy way to help wi

On Sunday December 16th divers are asked to attend The Dive for Bailey Flip-a-Thon from 8am-10am to benefit one of the Clifton Park car accident survivors.

As we get close to the Christmas holiday we all think fondly of friends and family and look forward to more great years with them. We also think of our family that is no longer with us and has passed on.

It all starts with a dollar. One single buck.  That was the original idea of the Extraordinary Project, to raise One Million Dollars for charity.  You can read about their mission at the link above.  But now they have another great opportunity this Thursday for you to give

These poor, poor people down there in the city,  the Jersey shore, and my old stomping ground, Long Island.  Some are STILL out of power, and there's another storm coming.  We're asking you again to dig into your pockets and help out tomorrow.

We desperately need to help these people as much as we can.  All it takes is looking at one photo or watching one news story to convince people.  Here is an easy and CANvenient way to do it

I'm particularly humbled by a recent development - A sandwich being named after me. I'm sure my other morning show brethren feel the same. Here's why.

On a rainy day, in a world full of bad news and selfish people, its always nice to see a story that makes you feel good. The more I think about this guy though, the more I wonder if we all don't have a little more work to do when it comes to being selfless.

Last weekend, Craig Morgan hosted his 6th annual Charity Motocross Ride, Concert and Sporting Clay Shoot just outside of Nashville, and the event was once again a huge success. Over $70,000 was raised for the Craig Morgan Charity Fund, a component fund of the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee.

We're in the midst of our 7th annual St. Jude Radiothon on 107.7 'GNA and you listeners keep making the phones ring to keep hope alive through the work at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis.