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GRANTvest’s Anthony Caputo joins YMCA of the Jersey Shore board

Anthony Caputo, co-founder and wealth manager at GRANTvest Financial Group, has been elected to the YMCA of the Jersey Shore Board of Directors. The move adds a local finance executive and longtime community volunteer as the Y expands programs across Monmouth, Ocean and Middlesex counties. Why it matters: - Caputo’s board seat gives the YMCA of the Jersey Shore another local leader with ties to families, youth coaching and charitable work. - The YMCA says its board members help guide programs that support youth development, healthy living and community connection across the Jersey Shore region. - Caputo’s role also extends GRANTvest Financial Group’s public presence in the Monmouth County community. What happened: - Anthony Caputo was elected to the Board of Directors of the YMCA of the Jersey Shore on June 12, 2026. - Caputo is co-founder, chief compliance officer and fiduciary wealth manager at GRANTvest Financial Group. - The appointment brings Caputo onto a board of community leaders focused on strengthening families and expanding the YMCA’s regional impact. - Caputo said he is honored to join the board and wants to help people of all backgrounds become their best selves. The details: - GRANTvest Financial Group is an independent fiduciary wealth management firm led by Caputo and co-founder Gregory Guenther. - The firm serves local families, professionals, business owners and retirees. - GRANTvest’s services include investment management, tax efficiency, retirement income, estate and legacy planning, charitable giving and long-term financial stewardship. - Guenther said Caputo’s leadership is grounded in integrity, discipline and a desire to help families build stronger futures. - Before co-founding GRANTvest, Caputo gained national recognition as a Shark Tank entrepreneur through The Paint Brush Cover. - Caputo lives in Monmouth County with his wife, Julia, and their four children. - Caputo is active locally through youth coaching, family-focused activities, charitable initiatives and volunteer involvement. - The YMCA of the Jersey Shore serves individuals and families across Monmouth, Ocean and Middlesex counties. - The YMCA’s programs focus on youth development, childcare, wellness, mental health support, healthy living, social responsibility and community outreach. - GRANTvest Financial Group describes itself as an award-winning independent wealth management firm serving families, professionals, business owners, retirees and high-net-worth households. - The firm says it uses a team-based approach and also works on insurance analysis and broader financial decision-making. - GRANTvest’s media contact is available at +1 877-651-8949. - The company’s LinkedIn page is GRANTvest Financial Group . Between the lines: - Caputo’s appointment fits a familiar pattern for local nonprofits: recruit board members who can contribute both community credibility and professional expertise. - His background in fiduciary wealth management and entrepreneurship may be especially useful for governance, fundraising and long-term planning. - The YMCA is positioning its board as part of a broader effort to build a healthier, more connected community. What’s next: - Caputo said he looks forward to working with YMCA leadership and fellow board members to support the mission and expand the organization’s impact. - The YMCA says new board leadership will help it continue developing spaces where people can build relationships and access support. - Caputo said he intends to serve, give back and help the organization thrive for generations to come. The bottom line: - The YMCA of the Jersey Shore gains a board member with deep local ties and professional financial experience as it pushes further into youth, wellness and community programming.

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