Easter Sunday is about two and a half weeks away. The White House will once again host the annual Easter Egg Roll, and this year’s eggs are coming straight from North Carolina. A farm in Nash County is providing tens of thousands of eggs for the White House event, and a Winston-Salem business is helping to get those eggs ready. More Like ThisEaster Events throughout the Piedmont TriadWinston-Salem woman turning 103-years-old shares the secret to a long lifeJersey Mike's Day of Giving event donates to the American Cancer Society Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here North Carolina-based company Braswell Family Farms is providing 30,000 eggs for the White House Easter Egg Roll, partnering with Winston-Salem-based business The Stocked Pot to dye and prepare them for Easter Monday."It's so cool," says Braswell president Trey Braswell. "I don't know how many hundreds or thousands of children get to participate in the Easter Egg Roll. But man, I just know how important and exciting that memory was to me." Andrew McMillan of the Stocked Pot says when he was first approached about dyeing the eggs, he was excited to be a part of the process, and a bit daunted by how much they were asking for. "I had to actually figure out the process," he says. "And let me tell you something; you can't Google that. There's nowhere on Google that says how to dye 10,000 eggs, let alone 1,000, let alone 100." Braswell has fond memories of being a part of the egg roll as a child, and he says he’s humbled he gets to contribute to this beloved tradition. "We're able to look and see those eggs and know we produced them," he says. "We were part of dying them, and we delivered them. So knowing those kids can have that same joy is really a lot of honor." "This is just the crème de la creme," says McMillan. "The icing on the cake, that we were able to do something for the children on Easter. It's really cool."The eggs will continue to be dyed over the course of the next week before they're shipped to the White House for the Easter Egg Roll on April 10. Watch: NOWCAST streaming newscastsNAVIGATE: Home | Weather | Watch NOWCAST TV | Local News | National | News We LoveTRENDING STORIESKeep up with local news, weather, and current events with the WXII app here