Support the Community

Help Us Continue to Support those in Blue

 

Your participation in the movement to recognize suicide in law enforcement, support the families in the aftermath and openly sharing your support, you are on the front line of change. Your leadership will not go unnoticed by the law enforcement community.

 

Become a Sponsor

Blue H.E.L.P. is proud to work with organizations willing to boldly step forward and speak at a time when it is most needed.

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National Police Wives Association

Why Become A Sponsor?

  • Honoring – Your support will help honor the service of the men and women who served their community and support their families in the aftermath.
  • Educating – We are able to provide training, awareness and data when and where it is needed.

  • Leading – At a time when officers need support, you are lending your name to theirs and standing beside them while they seek assistance.

  • Preventing – Everything we do, with your assistance, saves lives. We will never be able to quantify our impact, but your support increases our footprint every moment.

Blue H.E.L.P Partners

Blue H.E.L.P. partners with the following brands to provide special discounts and support our mission

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Badge Brew Coffee

Badge Brew Coffee Roasters offers you an elevated coffee experience!  We seek to honor everyone with great, quality coffee who works hard and wears a visible or invisible badge of honor.  This badge is the work you do that helps others or makes you proud!  We also carry a mission to support organizations that bridge the gap between law enforcement and community. 10% of the proceeds from our “Charitable Badge Collab” Collection go toward supporting, uplifting and honoring those who Respond first! This is our badge of honor!

Forge VFR Health

Forge VFR (Veteran and First Responder) is mission-focused on improving the mental health and well-being of active-duty service members, Veterans, First Responders, and their families. Dedication to this mission has earned them a distinct reputation and the trust of departments, agencies, and organizations everywhere. This includes making history with a first-of-its kind partnership with the VA.

Forge VFR’s founding team is a band of Veterans, people in recovery, and people who have had friends and family who have been through what you are experiencing. Their confidential services are designed specifically for Veterans and First Responders.

International Critical Incident Stress Foundation

Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) is a method of helping first responders and others who have been involved in critical incidents that leave them emotionally and/or physically affected by those incidents. CISM is a process that enables peers to help their peers understand problems that might occur after an event. This process also helps people prepare to continue to perform their services or in some cases return to a normal lifestyle.

ICISF provides training for individuals interested in becoming a part of a crisis management team, or for an organization that is dedicated to helping individuals or groups recover from incidents

Guardian Initiatives

Team Guardian is crossing the Atlantic to raise funding, awareness, and support for first responder mental wellness and suicide prevention. Funds raised will be used to provide training to agencies and departments serving the Four Corners as well as support treatment when needed. While their focus is currently on the Four Corners, the ultimate goal is to create a nationwide impact.

Freedom Fatigues

Freedom Fatigues is a small, veteran (USAF) and LEO owned and operated outfit located just outside of Detroit, MI that’s dedicated to producing unapologetically patriotic apparel and accessories. Born from a love for our country and a desire to serve, Freedom Fatigues is the means by which they support our fellow veterans and first responders. Their mission is to bring awareness to cumulative PTSD and hero suicide, and to give back to nonprofits committed to the same.

Honor and Respect

Current Marion Police Officer and U.S. Air Force veteran Ron Slagle prayed about how he and his family could help first responders and military personnel with the current mental health crisis. Their goal is to help organizations that share our mission in helping our nations heroes make their mental health a priority. This is bigger than a shoe, it’s a passion to serve the people who have served all of us. Enter Blue H.E.L.P. in your cart comments and Blue H.E.L.P. will receive $5 per shoe and Monochrome Documentary.

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SoPo Pottery

Unique, one of a kind, handmade pottery. All work is hand-sculpted or wheel-thrown in our home studio. We specialize in coffee mugs, wine cups, spoon rests, soap dishes, & pet urns. Remember, 20% of profits from Blue Line Series will be donated to @bluehelple for suicide prevention and family support services for Law Enforcement families.

Thinline Anthem

Thinline Anthem is a Vitamin & Supplement brand created specifically for First Responders, by First Responders.  They not only creates products with you in mind, but they also give back to non-profit organizations that focus on you, our First Responders. 

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Just Wingin' It

Real life backyard BBQ videos, recipes, and techniques… Kids, dogs, and unexpected life stuff included! Just Wingin’ It has just partnered with Tomahawk Seasoning who donates a portion of sales to Blue H.E.L.P.

Films and Documentaries

 

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Officer Involved

Over the course of 2 years, a police officer turned first-time filmmaker and his wife traveled the United States and brought together experts and current/former law-enforcement officers in an effort to explore the highly secretive, often misunderstood, and socially taboo topic of what the officer experiences in the wake of an officer-involved shooting. What they found was a profound statement on the sheer humanity of the men and women who make these split-second decisions and then enter into an emotionally charged series of events and questions. Featuring an exclusive interview with Officer Stephen Roach, whose shooting of an unarmed teenager in 2001 led to the Cincinnati riots. Thousands of people have seen and been effected by the film and discussion, and hundreds of thousands more now have the ability to be impacted by the DVD. Add “Blue HELP” to the comments and a portion of your purchase will be donated to Blue H.E.L.P.

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Monochrome Documentary

We have all watched the news and seen the stores where police brutality is implied and demonstrated in videos. We can feel the outrage growing in the protests and resulting in more resistance and police officers being ambushed and civilians killed as well. Assumptions and judgements have been made on both sides. The current population in the US is about 325 million. The amount of sworn officers is about 1 million. Officers were civilians before entering the academy and they walk among us anonymously (except sometimes you can just tell by the stache). But it is safe to say they know what it is like to walk in our shoes but most of us don’t know what it is like to walk in their boots. This film does not intend to be a commercial or a bunch of sappy videos of police officers doing good deeds. It is about putting things in perspective. Because if you are too close or too far from something it is hard to see it clearly.

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Love Bug Trumps Hate

“A Beautiful Day Tomorrow: Taking Suicide Awareness on the Road” is a professionally-edited documentary film that chronicles suicide awareness advocate Gabriel Nathan’s 1100 mile journey in his Herbie the Love Bug replica, emblazoned with the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline’s number, in an effort to decrease the stigma associated with suicide and to spread awareness and a message of hope to all they encountered.