Jimmy Wayne

Jimmy Wayne is taking his heart of gold and continuing to do amazing things for at-risk teens who age out of the foster care system, resulting in them becoming homeless like he once was. In 2010, Wayne spent the first seven months of the year walking through the snow, sleet, rain and heat on his 1,700-mile trek, Meet Me Halfway.

Next week, Jimmy Wayne will have the opportunity to live out a dream, as he will open up a show for the legendary rock duo Hall and Oates. The intimate performance by Daryl Hall and John Oates will take place at the Bethel Woods Center for the Arts theater on Wednesday, June 15 at 8:00PM in the venue's pavilion.

Tonight, John Rich will face off against actress Marlee Matlin for the title of the next 'Celebrity Apprentice.' For the past 11 weeks, Rich has been making his country music peers and fans proud of how he represents the format as an intelligent, sharp and hard-working business man. Thus far in the competition, Rich has raised a whopping $750,000, which he has donated to his charity of choice, St.

On Saturday, April 9, Jimmy Wayne spoke at the prestigious TEDx event held at Nashville's TPAC's Polk Theater. This year's event, A Sense of Wonder, allowed speakers 18 minutes each to enlighten the audience's thinking, expand their knowledge and inspire them to change their world.

Every day, Jimmy Wayne continues to make an impact on the lives of youth nationwide with his campaigning to end teen homelessness. In January 2010, Wayne left Nashville on foot and walked halfway across America, arriving in Phoenix, Ariz. seven months later, on his Meet Me Halfway project. The 1,700-mile trek was designed to raise funds and awareness for teens on the streets. Many youth organizati

In November, Jimmy Wayne will release his first novel titled 'Paper Angels.' The book tells a fictional story based on Wayne's childhood as a recipient of the Salvation Army's Angel Tree program, which takes place during the holidays to give underprivileged kids a Christmas to remember.

On March 4, Jimmy Wayne returned to the Nashville youth facility, Monroe Harding -- the same place he left on New Year's Day in 2010 to walk halfway across America on his project Meet Me Halfway, his brainchild campaign to raise awareness for teen homelessness.

Last week, Jimmy Wayne spent three days in the studio, where he worked on his highly-anticipated album which was inspired by his 1,700-mile Meet Me Halfway trek. The singer launched the campaign on Jan. 1, 2010, leaving on foot from Nashville, and arrived in Phoenix, Ariz. seven months later. The endless hours spent on foot walking through the snow, ice, heat, desert and mountains gave Wayne much

Last year, Jimmy Wayne embarked on a 1,700-mile trek from Nashville, Tenn. to Phoenix, Ariz. on foot to raise awareness for teen homelessness in America. Project Meet Me Halfway was launched on January 1, 2010 and concluded on August 1, 2010. During the months spent walking through the dead of winter and the blistering heat of summer, Wayne accomplished his mission with the amount of awareness tha

Jimmy Wayne logged 1,700 miles by foot last year when he walked from Nashville, Tenn. to Phoenix, Ariz. on his Meet Me Halfway campaign, designed to raise awareness for homeless teens. Even though he completed the walk in August, the buzz is still going strong six months later.