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Enough with the Bad Guys

Enough with the Bad Guys. Let’s Talk About the Good Guys.

Q: How Cool is HEB?
A: Very Cool.

HEB is a privately held company that generously provides assistance following natural disasters, including the recent floods in the Texas hill country..

H-E-B is a Texas-based supermarket chain with over 400 stores in Texas and Mexico. It’s known for its strong community focus, commitment to local sourcing, and reputation for excellent customer service. H-E-B is a privately held company with its headquarters in San Antonio.

H-E-B was founded in 1905 in Kerrville, Texas, by Florence Thornton Butt. The company is still owned by the Butt family.

There are some benefits to donatiing to disaster relief through HEB.

  • they have the existing infrastructure to effectively provide assistance
  • 100% of your donations go to disaster relief
  • they make it very easy and convenient to donate

How easy? As easy as buying microwave burritos:

You can also donate directly at their 501(c)3 site, Spirit of Giving:

You can follow the latest news related to HEB’s relief efforts in the Hill Country here:

HEB are the good guys in many ways. They proudly support DEI.

H-E-B (H-E-B Grocery Company, LP) is actively engaged in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives. They have a strong commitment to DEI, as evidenced by their supplier diversity program, employee recognition for DEI efforts, and participation in DEI-related events and summits. While some other retailers have scaled back DEI efforts, H-E-B has maintained its commitment to these principles.

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HEB also supports ice, but not the bad ice:

One reply on “Enough with the Bad Guys”

Thanks for this blott. It is vital that we focus on the good people who care about their neighbors and shut out those who would use tragedy to further their own agendas.

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