New York. Mark Simone on 710 W.O.R. Well, hey, Tony Danza. Of course, you know, he's a great actor. He's a

Broadway star. He's a movie star. He's a TV star. He's a great performer and singer. But you may

not know about all the great charity work he does and the work he's doing with kids. Hey, by the way,

Tony Danzo will be at the TILA Center this Sunday night with his band and the NASA

Symphony Orchestra. It's going to be a great, great show, all for the benefit of cerebral palsy.

You can get the tickets, TILUS Center this Sunday night, Tony Danza. And he's putting on a very

important benefit coming up for, well, I'll let him tell you about it tony dancer how you doing

i'm fine mark thank you for an incredible introduction holy mackerel he's also i feel i feel really

good after you did that i really did yeah he's also my gym coach i got me on the bike and hitting

that little ball and all that's right.

Well, you know, you've got to stay in shape, Mark.

Got to make it stand as we get older.

Yeah.

Hey, so Tony Danza was involved with the Police Athletic League, Board of Directors.

He created this incredible program for kids that became so important. It really needed to become its own organization and tell us about this great group you get put together.

Yeah, so I was, you know, I was at Powell for eight years, and we engaged over 5,000 kids,

Mark.

We got over 200 of them in college, and we're staying on them so that they get through college.

And so last year decided to try it on our own.

Got a 501c3, incredible, you know, because it's very hard to get one, but somehow we got it

as we're a legitimate nonprofit organization.

And it's called The Stars of Tomorrow.

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