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the tradition by supporting local charities they are passionate about including Plant with Purpose, the San Diego LGBTQ Community Center, Boys & Girls Club, and Wildcoast. ey are also involved with e San Diego Museum of Art, the La Jolla Music Society, Mainly Mozart, and the San Diego Automotive Museum, where Ted serves on the board and has been involved with Party in the Park, an annual fundraiser to support impoverished youth. Matt loves to cook. Spaghetti and homemade meatballs are the couple's favorite, along with seafood jambalaya, "salmon Sundays," and big salads. eir go-to restaurants include Red e couple married beneath the home's entrance arches and later decided to start a family. "We wanted to be part of that beautiful human experience of having kids of our own, to create a legacy and contribute to the next generation," explains Ted, adding that they also wanted to share their lives and experiences with a child "who would take it with him on his own journey," and fill their home with "more joy and life." Both men learned about giving back to the community from their families. Ted, his sister, and cousins head up a family foundation in honor of their late grandmother and give annually to children's charities. As a couple, Ted and Matt are continuing connect people A long hallway leads to a fountain courtyard patio where the couple's two dogs like to sit in the sun. Ted crafted the hand-blown glass bowls on the table << ranchandcoast.com 128 DECEMBER 2024 RANCH & COAST MAGAZINE