Watch Sara Evans Win $25,000 for Charity on “Celebrity Family Feud”

Posted on September 12, 2016

Sara Evans stopped by ABC’s Celebrity Family Feud Sunday night (Sept. 11) to help raise money for her favorite charity—St. Jude Children’s hospital.

Sara and her siblings —Jay Evans, Matt Evans, Lesley Lyons and Ashley Simpson— took on Todd Chrisley, of Chrisley Knows Best, and his family.

After falling behind in the early rounds, the Evans siblings made their move in the double and triple rounds to advance to the Fast Money round. That’s when Sara and her brother Jay crushed it. Jay went first scoring 190 of the 200 points needed to win. Sara then needed a whopping 10 points to make sure the $25,000 went to St. Jude Children’s hospital.

“Listen to me— that’s incredible,” Sara said of her brothers score. “But can you imagine if I don’t get ten points. That is even more pressure.” Sara came through and got the ten points with ease.

Watch Sara and her brother Jay crush the Fast Money round for the win.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DxUCvXgmXjU

Photos by Kelsey McNeal/ABC

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