'Operation: BBQ Relief' makes a stop in San Antonio to feed 10,000 service members
SAN ANTONIO - A wounded warrior was in San Antonio on Monday to raise awareness for serving military, first responders and to fight hunger.
Wounded Green Beret Jarrid "Jay" Collins is on a mission to provide over 10,000 meals to service members and first responders here in the Alamo City.
Collins' "Operation BBQ Relief" made a stop at the Center for the Intrepid to feed those hungry service members and the less fortunate.
The stop in San Antonio is part of a larger 50-day journey across the U.S., where Collins and Operation BBQ Relief will prepare and serve hot meals to the hungry, first responders and military service members.
The tour, which started in Los Angeles, will end on June 20 in Tampa for the opening of the 2019 Department of Defense Warrior Games.
