Listen - The Free Beer and Hot Wings Show Holiday Break-In 2023

If you missed the Free Beer and Hot Wings Show Holiday Break-Ins Friday morning, we've got them right here for you.

It was another emotional year as we broke into a struggling family's home and delivered a Christmas they will never forget.

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What is The Holiday Break-In?

Free Beer and Hot Wings Show:

Many people will simply not be able to provide for their families this holiday season. We have a solution for this. Families in need can be nominated by you, our listeners. We will then go through those nominations and select the recipients. Our goal has always been to select the families that we can help the most. If we select the family that you nominate, you will then become our “accomplice” and will help us throughout the entire process: shopping for the family, getting the family out of the house, the actual break-in, etc.). On the day of the break-in, our teams of “hoodlums”, with the help of a locksmith, will literally break into the recipients’ homes and leave them a holiday season they may not have had…food, decorations, gifts, everything.
No notes will be left. There will be no TV cameras or reporters. Everything is completely anonymous. This is done solely with the intent to provide these families with something that they are financially unable to provide themselves.

This year's Holiday Break-in took place on Friday, December 22.

Listen to Tony LaBrie's Holiday Break-In here.

This day of giving could not happen without our amazing sponsors including:

Adam & Eve of Lapeer
Beacon & Bridge Market
Edwards Mechanical
Hect Home Improvement
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 948
LaBrie Real Estate Team
Liquidbidding.com
Medawars Jewelers
Shea Automotive Group
Timothy's Pub

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