charity

A couple of things that Buffalo loves are charities, food, and The Buffalo Bills. Put those two things together and people here will just throw cash at it.

There is an awesome display at one home in Saratoga that will blow you away. It's open every night of the week and it's a free show for all. Here's a little peek at "Lights on Walden".

New York Knicks' star Julius Randle is taking more three's this season than ever before. As it turns out, he has a great cause attached to every three that he makes.

Western New Yorkers are very generous people. Over the last couple years, there are lots of stories to back that up. Today was another one of them.

It's amazing to see people all over this area who do things and get such little recognition from the media.  Well, we're about to change that.  Meet Brandon Smith. I had the chance to meet him on this edition of Capital Region Sunday.

Adults beware!  We are being put to shame by kids who are 10 times better at creative thinking, marketing and hard work than we'll ever be.  Case in point: Jeremy Wernick, a  student at Shaker Junior High who is doing incredible things for childhood cancer.  You have to hear him explain it in his own words.

This was a very special, emotional edition of Capital Region Sunday.   Click here to listen to Brenna Uline, cofounder of one of the most heartwarming organizations in the Capital Region -the Tears Foundation.   There's also a great way to help this group continue their important work.

You can help grant a wish for a local child with a life-threatening medical condition, simply by donating airline miles. Make-A-Wish Northeast New York grants around 100 wishes each year, and most involve air travel. Your donation of airline miles through Wishes in FlightSMcan help make those wishes come true...

Parkinsons is  a dreaded disease. May no one reading this ever come down with this disease.  Former NBA stalwart Brian Grant, a big, strong, tough player in his 12  NBA seasons has the disease, and is now he fighting back. I had Grant on my radio program Wednesday (Game On With Bruce Jacobs) he spoke honestly and straight forward how he contracted the disease, when he 1st noticed it, and how he co

Friday night saw some big stars in Hudson, NY for former UAlbany football player Rashad Barksdale's annual Chairty event.  This year he brought Bernard Pollard of the Baltimore Ravens, Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie and Dion Lewis from the Philadelphia Eagles and other local names.