. ♪ it's christmas, the country and everybody's home ♪ >> grammy winner jason crabb spreading christmashe and sandy patty are-- jason says the music is uplifting and gives hope when it's needed most. >> it's good to help somebody in me and something my parents taught me, something my grandparents caught me and something that i believe in. >> the value of being charitable has been with jason since his humble beginnings in beaver dam, kentucky, a rural southern town where jason developed his values of faith, hope and love. as a child when he wasn't working on the family farm, he was touring with siblings, the crabb family and established fame and fortune in southern gospel and after they retired he set out on his own, winning grammies and artist of the year. his success has been humbling. >> i've stood on incredible stages where i just stand back and go, really? you know what? god is way big are than me and i couldn't have figured this out. >> what jason has figured out is that his accomplishments can be used for doing something good, to answer a higher call. >> maybe god gives is platfor

country gospel singer candy christmas and grammy winner jason crabb have been featured beyond the dreamuss how they're helping people in need this holiday season. jason and candy, glad to have you guys. >> thank you. >> candy you've been doing this for nine years now, and it started in nashville where you saw a tremendous need. 300,000 plus homeless people and could be understating it. >> 11,000. >> kelly: how many? >> 11,000 on the streets of nashville, yes. >> kelly: and what compels the country singer to go beyond her comfort zone to help people in need where it's not always comfortable? >> well, to me, kelly, it's one thing to write a check, to some unknown ministry somewhere else, but another thing to roll up your sleeves and really get involved with people and help in a tangible way and so, it started with meeting a need that i had, which i had depression so it was a real feel-good thing to help people who would be eating out of a dumpster if i wasn't able to serve them. i was literally able to serve my way out of depression by serving others and a wonderful ride. >> kelly: it's a