TWISTED SISTER frontman Dee Snider has assembled an all-star line-up of rock musicians for the Jam For Autism benefit show. The performance will take place at Westbury, NY’s NYCB Theatre at Westbury on April 19rh. The evening will support Sid Jacobson JCC programs serving children, teens and adults with autism spectrum disorders and their families.

In addition to Snider, the benefit will feature BLUE ÖYSTER CULT’s Eric Bloom and Buck Dharama, Debbie Gibson, John Hampson, Randy Jackson, Chad Kimball, Twisted Sister’s Mark Mendoza, BLACK SABBATH’s Bobby Rondinelli, and MOUNTAIN’s Leslie West.

Go to Snider's official website here for complete details.

Proceeds from Dee Snider and Friends Jam for Autism will benefit the Sid Jacobson JCC’s Special Needs Center. For more information, contact Janet Engelhardt at 516-484-1545, ext. 205, jengelhardt@sjjcc.org.

As previously reported, Snider was the winning Project Manager last night on NBC's The Celebrity Apprentice and donated $325,000 from fundraising efforts to the March Of Dimes. However Dee Snider didn't fare well last night as Donald Trump ended up firing him.

As a celebrity contestant, Snider used his fame, personal connections and business acumen to raise money and win the task. He endured long hours, grueling deadlines, intellectual challenges, personality clashes and intense scrutiny under the careful watch of Donald Trump and his advisors. However, the challenges were faced head-on in expectation of a greater goal -- raising money and awareness for his charity of choice, March of Dimes Bikers for Babies.

"Dee is a true champion for all babies," said Dr. Jennifer L. Howse, president of the March of Dimes. "We are blessed to have a volunteer like Dee Snider. He is both an exceptional March of Dimes volunteer, and a wonderful person. We are thrilled by the generosity of his time and donation. These funds will directly support our mission to give all babies a healthy start in life and our National Prematurity Prevention Campaign."

Dee has a personal connection with the mission of the March of Dimes because two of his four children were born prematurely.

Dee Snider has been a March of Dimes volunteer, supporting Bikers for Babies, for more than a decade. If you ride, Bikers for Babies events will take place throughout the country, with most occurring September 15 or 16, 2012. Each ride to benefit babies is about 70 miles long, with every mile counting to help fight premature birth and give every baby a healthy start in life. Visit Bikersforbabies.org to find a ride near you.