A group is on a mission to bring some holiday spirit to those who sacrificed being with their family on Christmas, bringing food to police departments, fire stations and other first responders.
Their mission is to make sure our first responders all receive a Christmas meal."It’s happiness in a box," said Jim Searles, the founder of Feed a Hero.
"Every year we feed found thousands of first responders on a day that is not a great day to work, so we try to make it better with barbecue," Searles said.
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