Goldsboro restaurant owner feeds hospital employees

"They really wanted to help those working on the front lines," Hwy 55 spokesperson Nick Adams said.

Crawford worked with Hwy 55 locations, including Princeton and Pikeville, to provide the meals, each of which contained a cheeseburger, chips, brownie and tea or lemonade.

Handmade face masks, sewn by a group of local women, were also included in the lunch bags.

Hospital workers weren't the only ones fed over the weekend.

"Some of Matt's guests were so moved by it. They wanted to help. So, they donated money," Adams said.

That money was used to help feed all of the Goldsboro area fire stations on Saturday.