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Celebrate the arrival of winter and the upcoming holiday season all while raising money for a good cause with Sunday River's very own Santa Sunday.

We are all deeply saddened by the horrific, senseless tragedy in Las Vegas last Sunday. Together with radio stations across America, we’re making a push to collect funds to help victims and their families. Here's how you can help.

A Portland Taxi company is giving $11,000 away to local Maine charities, and they're letting facebook fans choose where the money goes.

Source: WalletHub The holiday season means givng back and WalletHub.com has complied their list of the '2016 Most Charitable States. To make their list they used 13 key metrics, from volunteering their time to monitary donations.

Now that we have some distance from trick or treating, many of us have a stash of unwanted candy. Whether it's nuts or nougat, (what is that anyway?), you probably have some candy to re-distribute! Here are some suggestions: Put it in the freezer and save it for decorating gingerbread houses during the holidays or winter vacation break Save it for birthday party favor bags Use it to fill a pinata

This is a terrific way to announce this latest offer from Omaze. I love the folks at the charitable organization Omaze they help so many great charities.  Add to that they have such incredible connections their prizes for participating are always so amazing...

'Amy Buxton's Underdog Jog Memorial 5K Run/Walk' is an annual event in remembrance of Amy Buxton. She dedicated her life to saving dogs and helping her local community. Her friends and family are dedicated to continuing to support her passions through this annual event.

It's time again to 'March for Babies' and support the March of Dimes. When you walk, you give hope to the more than half a million babies born too soon each year. The money you raise supports programs in your community that help moms have healthy, full-term pregnancies and it funds research to find answers to the problems that threaten our babies.

Many of us are looking for ways to donate to the victims of Monday's Boston Marathon bombings. Unfortunately, there are already scammers looking to take your money. Watchdog groups are warning of potential online schemes looking to profit from the tragedy.

Let's just admit the internet exists for cats. Not scientific research. Cats. Fortunately for us, 13 of the internet's most famous cats are teaming up ... to raise money for charity. We know -- we were a little concerned it might be a "kill all the humans"-style takeover of Earth too. We're getting off easy this time -- all they want us to do is buy a deck of cards!

Christmas may have come and gone, but the spirit of giving is alive and well at Red Robin, where a pregnant woman recently got a free meal and a sweet note on her receipt from the restaurant's manager.

A rare copy of The Regulators, written under Stephen King's pseudonym, Richard Bachman, will be auctioned off to help Mainers heat their homes this winter.

It all started when a customer at a Tim Horton's coffee shop in Winnipeg, Canada decided to spread some holiday cheer by also footing the bill for the next customer in line. But instead of putting their money away, the customer who just got free coffee chose to use the cash on the next person in line. And, suddenly, an epic "pay it forward" chain had begun.

We all like to do good things. Sometimes it can be confusing. Maine consumer protection officials are warning of bogus charities reported to be springing up after Hurricane Sandy and the school shootings in Connecticut. But you can easily check them out.

If you're looking for a way to get get into the Christmas spirit and hep out a wonderful cause at the same time, have we got a great idea. It's a brand new CD/DVD 'Christmas in Maine." This is a special 25th anniversary limited edition package that was recorded live from Gracie Theater at Husson University in Bangor.

Adam Sandler's cover of the Leonard Cohen song 'Hallelujah' is among the most talked-about moments from last night's 12-12-12 concert to benefit Hurricane Sandy victims. The comedian took the stage with Paul Shaffer to perform this poignant, funny and slightly NSFW recreation of the hit Jeff Buckley made famous.