The Good Stuff, Vol. 139

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 has partnered with One Tribe Foundation to support veterans, first responders, and their families.

IRVING, Texas – Parrish-Hare, a leading electrical distributor in North Texas, is proud to announce its new partnership with One Tribe Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to serving veterans, first responders, law enforcement, and their families through mental health support, emotional wellness, and innovative therapy programs. As part of its 2025 community outreach initiative, Parrish-Hare has committed to sponsoring One Tribe in its mission to strengthen community and support those who sacrifice and serve.

One Tribe Foundation’s mission is “to create a community that raises awareness and combats suicide by empowering Veterans, first responders, law enforcement officers, and their families through traditional and non-traditional therapies.”The organization provides a wide array of programs such as 22KILL, Honor Ring, One Tribe Outdoors, W.A.T.C.H., Wind Therapy, White Star Families, and Unmasked, each designed to offer support, healing, connection, and hope. One Tribe Foundation

Partnership Goals

• • Raise awareness of mental health challenges facing veterans, first responders, and their families.
  • Support and expand access to therapeutic programs that incorporate both traditional and non-traditional treatment methods.
  • Amplify community engagement and volunteerism in efforts such as therapy retreats, outdoor events, family support, and peer-to-peer mentoring.

“We are humbled to stand alongside One Tribe Foundation in their critical work. Their dedication to supporting those who run towards the fight, often at great personal cost, reflects values that we hold dear,” said Greg Johnson, General Manager at Parrish-Hare. “Together, we hope to bring healing, hope, and community to those who so often put others first.”

“Mental health care for veterans and first responders is an imperative necessity. At Parrish-Hare, we believe every person who has served deserves access to care, community, and the opportunity to thrive,” said Bowen Welsh, Director of Sales and Operations at Parrish-Hare. “It’s an honor to partner with One Tribe Foundation and help remove barriers to wellness.”

“Every day we hear stories of individuals and families walking through darkness, wondering if there is a tomorrow. One Tribe Foundation was founded to ensure they know there is, and that together, we can rebuild, connect, and find purpose,” said Jacob Schick, Chief Executive Officer of One Tribe Foundation and USMC Veteran. “We’re grateful to have the support of Parrish-Hare, whose belief in our mission will help us reach more heroes and extend our impact.”

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