Service, returned.
Our family has a long line of service members, so this one is personal. Good Heroes is how we say thank you to the people who served — in person, with a care pack in hand. When neighbors are starting over after a fire, a flood, or a lost job, we show up for them the same way.
A program of The Good Foundation · Heroes · Fresh starts
Packs in hand. Parties at the holidays.
Care packs ride in the car and get handed over when our paths cross. At the holidays we throw parties and fund toy drives with local law enforcement, so more kids wake up to toys under the tree.
From our family to a handshake.
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Fund
The family pays for every pack and every drive. We do not take outside donations.
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Pack
Family and friends assemble packs ahead of time, starting with the essentials and adjusting for the season.
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Carry
Packs ride in the car, ready the moment our paths cross.
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Hand over
We hand each pack over in person with a handshake and a thank-you. There are no strings attached, and there's no camera.
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Count
When we share what went out (packs, parties, toys), we share the totals and leave faces out of it.
What rides in the car.
Eight items, packed ahead, handed over with a handshake and a note. No strings. No camera.
Help is not content.
We say thank you in person to the people we meet. When we share what we gave, we share totals only, and we don't post photos of the people we help.
Holiday drives
Every holiday season we throw parties and fund toy drives alongside local law enforcement, with toys for the kids and care packs for families who need them.