Today’s “Hometown Hero” is Justin Behrens from Scranton, Pennsylvania. He’s in charge of a homeless ministry, where the focus is on relationship.

Today’s “Hometown Hero” is Steve Clark from Rome, New York. He’s creating jobs for those with developmental disabilities in Oneida County.

Today’s “Hometown Hero” is Nigel Butler from Fairport, New York. He’s created a sitcom streaming on “Amazon,” that takes a humorous look at the local church.

Today’s “Hometown Hero” is Jim Santacrose from Endicott, New York. He’s honoring the memory of his son, by giving away furniture to those in need.

Today’s “Hometown Hero” is Rochester, New York’s Jason McElwain. 14 years ago the kid known as “J-Mac” made sports history by scoring 20 points in the final four minutes of a high school basketball game. But that’s just the beginning of his story.

Today’s “Hometown Hero” is Jack Burris from Albion, New York. He’s running a street ministry that’s offering a hand-up, not a hand-out.

Today’s “Hometown Hero” is Steve Ritchie from Lockport, New York. This former police officer was shot several times and declared dead. But God had other plans for his life.

Today’s “Hometown Hero” is Joshua Lopez from Lockport, New York. In this era of COVID-19, he’s helping kids cope in more ways than one.

Today’s “Hometown Hero” is Bradford, Pennsylvania’s Josh Hatcher. He’s teaching men how to lead, in a politically correct world.

Today’s “Hometown Hero” is Cleveland Way from Williamsport, Pennsylvania. He’s giving that city’s homeless population a fresh start with American Rescue Workers.