NORFOLK, Va. - A youngMonster Jam fan got a cool surprise Thursday afternoon when he got home to find his room has been given a monster-sized face lift.
Christian Andrews
Monster Jam and Procter & Gamble, along with partner Operation Homefront – a national nonprofit serving America’s military families – transformed Christian Andrews’ bedroom.
They had gear from a variety of Monster Jam trucks to make the surprise extra fun. Christian’s father, Robert, serves as an Electronics Technician Second Class Petty Officer on the USS Arlington.
Scooby-Doo monster truck driver Linsey Read made a pit stop to help with the transformation, along with a representative from Procter & Gamble and volunteers from Operation Homefront.
The family, along with several other coastal Virginia military families received tickets to the show that rolled through the Hampton Coliseum over the weekend.
