Recreation

"I was also moved by Surfrider's impact. Everything the organization stands for, everything you say you're going to do, you do it," Jayma Cardoso explained.

"Nothing means more to me than teaching children about the environment. It's important to remember that animals, like humans, have homes, and it's our responsibility as stewards of the planet to sustain and protect the natural world," remarked Andy Sabin, President of the SOFO Board of Directors, avid environmentalist, conservationist and wildlife enthusiast.

"Each year the Hamptons Tea Dance brings together members of LGBTQ communities and our allies in the Hamptons for a day of revelry in one of the most bucolic sites on Long Island," shared Donnie Roberts.

"I am honored to be a part of this event and do my part in fighting for a cure to this terrible disease that has taken many of my loved ones," shared Bertello.

"I'm so excited for LTV's Comedy Benefit -- with all the fundraisers out east this summer, we humbly think this will be the most FUN one of the season -- lots of laughs, great food, cool Host committee and a lineup of stellar comedians--all to benefit public access television on the East End," shared Angela LaGreca.

"We're looking forward to another great year," Publisher Joe Kazickas shared. "The summer is going to shape up very nicely."

"The Benefit Gala is the most significant fundraising event for the Refuge, and is instrumental in allowing the facility to remain open and accessible to all, year-round," explained Refuge Executive Director Michael J. Nelson.

The return of polo brought out over 600 attendees.

Fourth of July in the Hamptons might just give you FOMO.

"We are very grateful to both our friend Dorothy Lichtenstein and the Estate of Roy Lichtenstein for giving this summer's party its heart and soul," explained Tom Edmonds, Executive Director of the Southampton History Museum. "What could be more perfect for an early July celebration in a seaside town?"