Recreation

"I am so excited to be here because I think it's important for people to celebrate our differences," Phaedra Parks told Hamptons.com.

"Jazz for Jennings is the reincarnation of Jazz at Jennings, the benefit for The Center that Peter and I hosted for many years at our home," said Kayce Freed Jennings. "I know Peter would be thrilled that the tradition continues and that the community continues to support this vital gem in our midst and its mission of hope."

"We want to open in the fall, so all proceeds will pay for everything from medical treatment and food for the kids to teachers, school supplies and water," Arthur Bijur noted.

"For 10 years, Yoga Shanti, in partnership with Fighting Chance, has run 'Yoga for Cancer Patients' - a free twice-a-week class for those entering long- term survivorship," Duncan Darrow explained.

"Every year a million children are born with congenital heart defects," Surgeons of Hope Executive Director Victoria Flamant told us.

"The Navy SEAL Foundation emulates the community it serves: it is quiet, stealthy, nimble and is able to quickly react to the needs of the NSW force and their families, whenever and wherever the needs arise," Marc E. Wolf relayed.

Looking to catch some live music this weekend?

The Hills: New Beginnings was elated to discover that she was dining in the presence of Ina Garten and had to document the moment.

"For nearly 5 decades, Group for the East End's donors have understood the natural limits of our fragile East End environment and generously made an investment in our work that has produced some the most progressive land use, land protection and conservation laws in the nation," shared Group for the East End president Bob DeLuca.

"We look forward to our event every year, as it's a great way to kick off the Hamptons summer season while spending time with and thanking our wonderful supporters," David Ludwigson shared.