Mattress Mack

As the Astros prepare to take on the Phillies this Friday for the first game of the World Series, Houston's favorite Mattress Mack is betting big.

FOX 26’s CoCo Dominguez got a chance to speak with Houston’s favorite mattress salesman, Jim “Mattress Mack” McIngvale before the Astros took on the Yankees.

Houston’s favorite mattress salesman, Jim “Mattress Mack” McIngvale held a donation drive Thursday at Gallery Furniture saying it’s our turn to help the people in Florida devastated by Hurricane Ian after they came to our aid during Harvey.

Trudy Cole received free beds and furniture for her five grandchildren she's helping take care of them as a last resort to keep the kids out of DPS custody. The grandmother says she's so grateful to have someone like Mattress Mack, who is willing to help in time of need.

Some veterans, military members, and first responders will start getting a better night’s sleep thanks to Houston’s Mattress Mack and Gallery Furniture.

Houston’s favorite businessman Jim McIngvale A.K.A. Mattress Mack could receive a multi-million-dollar payday based on his bet on the World Series games. FOX 26’s Consumer Reporter breaks down the numbers.

As fans brace themselves for Game 6 in the American League Championship Series, our Coco Dominguez catches up with life-long fans including Houston's own Mattress Mack!

Jim McIngvale, affectionately known as “Mattress Mack” is already getting ready to help the folks of Louisiana. He's loading up his truck with aid and supplies. FOX 26's Jose Grinan tells us more with the ongoing relief efforts.

FOX 26 Photojournalist Joe Lanford shows us the celebration that Mattress Mack had with his neighbors who are living with autism.

Fourth of July celebrations are underway now across the Houston metro area. Including two gallery furniture locations -- the north freeway and grand parkway. Mattress Mack says they have live music, face painting, caricature artists, and -- it's all free!

Amid a severe national blood shortage, Houston's own Mattress Mack joined M.D. Anderson Cancer Center team to urge Houstonians to go out and donate.

Houston's favorite businessman, Mattress Mack is helping Houstonians once again with a new highwater rescue truck to save residents in the event of flooding, saying whoever is rescued will be taken to the Gallery Furniture shelter.