Charity

The lawyer for a purported Superstorm Sandy charity that New Jersey authorities have barred from soliciting additional donations says it's wrongly being subjected to "extreme" regulatory enforcement.

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Eric Katz, a 30-year-old paraplegic, Toms River, NJ native, who has devoted his life to building and creating artificial limbs for amputees, lost his home and everything he owned during Hurricane Sandy.

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According to a local newspaper's investigation, "The Hurricane Sandy Relief Foundation" has raised $1 million dollars. However, the organization is not registered, is not tax exempt and has $800,000 in their account.

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Many organizations are finding ways to help the people impacted by the tragedy in Newtown, Connecticut. Some that are lending a hand come from New Jersey.

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It was a month ago that we learned about Raymond, an 10 year old Toms River boy who felt the need to come to the aid of his neighbors after Sandy ripped apart the Shore.

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An Ocean County high school is leading a major Superstorm Sandy relief effort this weekend.

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The way New Jersey has come together as we Restore New Jersey is nothing short of amazing and humbling. Here's more proof that everyone young and old are stepping up to help others recover from Sandy's aftermath. Here's one touching story.

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The State Division of Consumer Affairs reports that Veterans Charities made its Top Ten List of the most inquired-about charities during the first half of 2012.

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A random Facebook message to The Point put me in touch with a woman who is changing lives, saving lives and giving everyone "100 Reasons to Live."

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Below is a film about Joseph Kony, the leader of the LRA (Lord's Resistance Army). The LRA is a Uganda guerrilla group that has forced more than 60,000 children to fight in a murderous armed conflict. You can learn more below.

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