Jeremy Jones from Don Diegos serves up breakfast at the drive-thru for McHappy Day today May 7.

Jeremy Jones from Don Diegos serves up breakfast at the drive-thru for McHappy Day today May 7.

Get McHappy today

Local celebrities are serving up breakfast for McHappy Day at McDonalds restaurants here today, May 7.

Local celebrities are serving up breakfast for McHappy Day at McDonalds restaurants here today, May 7.

The annual event raises money for Ronald McDonald Houses and local charities as a portion of the cost of a Big Mac, McHappy Meal and any hot McCafe bevereage goes to charity.

This is the 21st McHappy Day since its inception in 1977.

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