120. We Are Still F***ing Here!

Note: This episode is RAW! Please make sure your kids are not around if you listen to this episode. Guys, war, trauma, mental health and the rest is not pretty. Sometimes it's simply about just being here.

Summary
SFH (Still F***ing Here) is a clothing and apparel brand that has grown into a community of fighters and warriors who support each other in their fights. They donate 50% of their net proceeds to thoroughly vetted charities that help people in various fights, including veterans, abuse survivors, addiction recovery, and more. The founders, Lance Price and Ty Southern, both have personal experiences with PTSD and traumatic brain injuries. They believe in the power of sharing stories and building a community to help people overcome their struggles. SFH also has a podcast where they discuss mental health and share survivor stories. In this part of the conversation, the hosts and guests discuss the impact of their work with SFH (Slightly Foul Heroes) and their involvement with the River Warrior Marches. They emphasize the importance of camaraderie, dark humor, and supporting each other. They also talk about the significance of the number 13 and how it has brought positive experiences to their lives. The hosts and guests share their experiences with prosthetics and how they have adapted to their physical challenges. They highlight the importance of being present for others and offering genuine support. In this final part of the conversation, the hosts discuss co-branding opportunities and share some lighthearted jokes. They emphasize the importance of reaching out for help and finding support in difficult times. The conversation ends with a reminder to check out the SFH website for upcoming events and collaboration options.

Takeaways
SFH is a clothing and apparel brand that supports fighters and warriors in their various fights.
They donate 50% of their net proceeds to thoroughly vetted charities.
The founders, Lance Price and Ty Southern, have personal experiences with PTSD and traumatic brain injuries.
SFH believes in the power of sharing stories and building a community to help people overcome their struggles. Camaraderie and support are essential in the work of SFH and the River Warrior Marches.
The number 13 has brought positive experiences and serves as a reminder of the importance of their work.
Adapting to physical challenges and finding what works best for oneself is crucial.
Being present for others and offering genuine support can make a significant impact. Co-branding opportunities are available for nonprofits and organizations to create co-branded merchandise with SFH designs.
It's important to reach out for help and support when going through difficult times.
The SFH website provides information on upcoming events, collaboration options, and a shop for merchandise.
Finding humor and lightheartedness can be a coping mechanism in dealing with trauma and mental health challenges.

Sound Bites
"We are SFH and I'm going to let them tell their own story and what SFH really means."
"Anyone who we see you in your fight and we're proud of how far you've come and how far you're about to make it."