Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Hilarie Burton-Morgan paint birdhouses for charity
By Renee Hansen
The Morgans paint birdhouses for Rhinebeck Responds charity, bid now
The Walking Dead’s Jeffrey Dean Morgan and his wife Hilarie are always so charitable and have now joined Rhinebeck Responds. The Morgan’s reside in Rhinebeck, NY, and have a business there called Samuel’s Sweet Shop, so it is no surprise they were more than happy to help with this new outreach.
Rhinebeck Responds, a citizen-run group that is helping to provide small business grants during this uncertain time where many small businesses are closing due to the pandemic. The group also helps organize volunteers and identify the needs of the small businesses in the Rhinebeck area. The program has issued 18 grants to local companies since the creation of the organization in June.
Hilarie Burton posted a photo of her garden-inspired birdhouse on Instagram. Her birdhouse is labeled Mischief Garden, which is the garden The Morgans have at their Mischief Farm homestead. The photo also shows her blood The Rural Diaries, which chronicles the lives of the Morgan’s.
Jeffrey Dean Morgan‘s birdhouse is unmistakenly inspired by his character, Negan, on The Walking Dead. His birdhouse is titled, “Eeny, Meeny, Miny, Moe,” which Walking Dead fans will recognize as a quote directly from the mouth of Negan.
Paul Rudd is a partner with The Morgan’s in Samuel’s Sweet Shop, and also has a birdhouse up for auction. His birdhouse is entitled “Think Small,” which draws inspiration from his character Ant Man.
The Poughkeepsie Journal posted some fun photos of The Morgan’s and Rudd with their creations. A page is set up for the Rhinebeck Responds charity auction where you can bid on the birdhouse creations in support of this great cause.
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We will see Morgan on October 4 on AMC when the season ten finale of The Walking Dead airs.