Hummers become Santa's sleighs
38 of the big vehicles, stuffed with Christmas goodies, help Salvation Army fill holiday wishes
A line of 38 Hummers loaded with toys collected at Team Up for Tucson's "Stuff the Hummer" toy drive arrives with police escort at Royal Jaguar Tucson, bearing goodies for the Salvation Army. Team Up for Tucson, the Christina-Taylor Green Memorial Foundation and Sullivan's Steakhouse held the event Saturday at Sullivan's. There was also a car show featuring Hummers, and contests for ugliest Christmas sweater and craziest Christmas hat.
Hummer owner Merry Troupe carries a bicycle to Team Up for Tucson's "Stuff the Hummer" Salvation Army toy drive.
A sign in a Hummer window expresses support for the families of the Connecticut school shooting victims.
Paul Chacon and his son, Paul Jr., 8, unload toys collected for the toy drive.
It's a lot of work to unload 38 Hummers packed with toys to bring joy to kids served by the Salvation Army.
