Making a holiday wish come true, free musical instruments for children

Bill Hudson and Al Coffey created The Feel Good Tour, and since 2005 they have been collecting instruments to give to children and schools in need. The guys got a huge donation from Hungry for Music in Washington, D.C.

Al Coffey said, "We quickly found a truck that was available, jumped in 10 o clock yesterday morning, and you can see the results, we got about 20 pianos, guitar, and a PA system."

The duo realizes the impact music has, both picking up music at a young age.Bill Hudson said," It gives them confidence, and it spreads to everything they do. "

The gift of giving doesn't stop with Al and Bill, once Rick Rose the manager of Rent-A-Space in Roanoke heard what the guys were doing, he gave them a storage unit for free. Bill Hudson said, "It's the faces on the kids that's the pay off. No matter what language people speak, music is international."

If you know a child in need of musical instruments you can contact Bill and Al through their Facebook page titled The Feel Good Tour or email Bill Hudson at Liberty1Street@gmail.com

And after serving the local community here, Santa's U-hal is going to make it's way to Richwood, West Virginia to donate instruments.