Welcome to “The Good Stuff,” where we highlight positive news and ways that NAED employees and member companies go above and beyond to give back to their communities! If you have some “Good Stuff” that you would like to share with tED, find out how below.
In this issue of “The Good Stuff,” Parrish-Hare proudly “went pink” in October through its company-wide initiative, Powering Hope: Parrish-Hare Goes Pink, in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Throughout the month, Parrish-Hare employees came together to raise awareness, support those impacted by breast cancer, and make a meaningful difference in our community.
The campaign encouraged employees to participate in activities that promoted education, teamwork, and community involvement. From wearing pink on Wednesdays and testing their knowledge through weekly Tuesday Trivia to decorating workspaces and participating in team photos, employees found creative ways to show their support. Each activity earned a “Connection for Hope,” contributing to our collective goal of 1,000 Connections.
One of the highlights of the campaign was our Chemo Care Kit service project benefiting The Bridge Breast Network, a local nonprofit dedicated to providing breast cancer education, diagnostic services, and treatment support to individuals in North Texas. Our team came together to assemble care packages filled with thoughtful comfort items intended to bring encouragement and support to individuals undergoing treatment.
What made Powering Hope especially meaningful was the incredible participation across our organization. Every single department at Parrish-Hare participated, demonstrating the strength of our team and our shared commitment to supporting an important cause. Whether through a simple act of wearing pink, learning something new, or volunteering time to help others, every contribution played a part in making the campaign a success.
Powering Hope was more than a month of wearing pink. It was an opportunity to bring our employees together, strengthen connections across departments, and remind ourselves of the impact we can make when we work toward a common purpose. We are grateful to everyone who participated and helped make our first Powering Hope campaign a meaningful celebration of awareness, compassion, and community.
Find more “Good Stuff” articles here on tEDmag.com.
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