FREEPORT — Several residents on Tuesday were willing to free fall 32 feet in the name of their favorite charity.

Dare Me For Charity, a reality television show being filmed across the country that gives teams a chance to raise money for charities by jumping, made its Pittsburgh regional stop at Freeport Community Park.

Teams jumped for several organizations, including the Restore Freeport Community Park group, as well as a number of health-research based organizations. The jump was from a platform with an inflatable area at the bottom.

Prizes are awarded based on how many feet each team jumps. The top three teams in the country with the highest number of feet jumped will receive $25,000, $15,000, and $10,000, respectively.

The goal of the TV show is to raise more than $1 million for charities nationwide.

The TV crew has had similar events in 42 other locations.

To learn more about the TV show, go to http://www.dareme4charity.com.

PENN TWP — An annual fly-in, drive-in breakfast and lunch benefiting young prospective pilots will be held Sunday at the Butler County Airport.The event is presented by EAA Chapter 857, Butler's Experimental Aircraft Association.The EAA Chapter will offer “Young Eagle” rides to children 8 to 17 years old.Breakfast will be from 8 a.m. to noon. Lunch will follow until 3 p.m.Proceeds will help two children attend the Air Academy flight school in Oshkosh, Wis.For information, visit www.857eaachapter.org.