Four young friends, who call themselves brothers, are collecting food for complete Thanksgiving dinners that they'll hand out to 55 Maryland families."Brothersgiving" is making Thanksgiving possible for many families in Anne Arundel County. The idea came to fruition in 2018 when the four graduates of Meade High School came up with an idea to give back.Cameron Forman said some of the items families will receive include stuffing, macaroni and cheese, corn and fruit punch. Since some of the families don't have a way to roast a turkey, they will get a hot rotisserie chicken."This came about with going to college," Forman said. "We came home Christmas break, (and) I was, like, 'All four of us were blessed, so let's pay it forward.' So, we came up with the idea to help the community. The first thing that came to mind that was feasible was feeding families.""We try to set a good example, a positive example, change the narrative around Black men, showing them we can do good, show the young ones they can do the same," said Alex Harris.Anne Arundel County helps the young men find the families who are in need. The brothers then send each family a menu, so they can choose what they want.The group raises money and then goes shopping. This year, the brothers raised $4,400. They will deliver the food Wednesday evening.You can help in the "Brothersgiving" effort by emailing them or following them on Instagram.