Jim Gaffigan and his wife are trying to feed New York's front line

Mt. Sinai Hospital in New York City is where Jeannie Gaffigan had a near-fatal brain tumor removed in 2017, which is why she and her husband, comedian Jim Gaffigan, are trying to give back to medical personnel on the front line of the coronavirus pandemic

There's a hospital in New York that holds a very special place in the hearts of comedian Jim Gaffigan and his wife, Jeannie Gaffigan.

Manhattan's Mt. Sinai Hospital is where Jeannie had a near-fatal brain tumor removed in 2017. She credits her life to the doctors and nurses there, which is why she and her husband are trying to give back to medical personnel on the front line of the coronavirus pandemic."We were notified that, understandably, [the hospital] is under a lot of pressure. They are working crazy hours. We can't provide PPE but we thought we could send over some burgers.

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