George "Corpsegrinder" Fisher of Cannibal Corpse donates plushie haul to local children's hospital

Cannibal Corpse frontman George "Corpsegrinder" Fisher recently donated several bags of plushies to Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital in St. Petersburg, Florida. Known for his kind-hearted nature and love for arcade claw machines, Corpsegrinder spends his off time on tour gathering plush toys from said claw machines to donate to charity. The hospital staff in this case received the donation with gratitude, offering Corpsegrinder a certificate of appreciation. 

The Cannibal Corpse vocalist stated:

Last week @stacy.alourdasfisher @mayflow_r and myself brought 7 bags of plushies to @allchildrens hospital in St. Pete, FL. A huge THANK YOU to the entire staff! They gave us a certificate of appreciation but in all honesty they deserve one and much, much more for their tireless efforts to help children.

The claw game grind never stops for Corpsegrinder, here he is in a Tampa Walmart earlier this year earning another prize for the kids: