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Join the BAD Outdoors Countrywide Tour: A Unique Opportunity to Connect, Engage, and Impact
Become a key partner in the BAD Outdoors Countrywide Tour, a transformative event dedicated to supporting veterans across 58 cities nationwide. This is your chance to align your brand with a patriotic cause and make a tangible difference in the veteran community. With limited spots available, here's why you should secure your place:
Community Engagement: Strengthen the veteran community by connecting directly with veterans and nonprofits. Your presence fosters impactful relationships and collaborations, positioning your brand as a leader in veteran support.
Networking and Sales Opportunities: Leverage public attendance to transform your table into a hub of interaction. Showcase and sell your products or services to a diverse audience, expanding your reach and customer base among those who care deeply about veteran causes.
Prime Event Space: Secure a 10x10 spot with a 6' table, ensuring your brand stands out and engages effectively with attendees. Be at the heart of the action, where meaningful connections are made.
Exclusive Highlight Reel: Receive a professionally edited video spotlighting your brand as a key partner. This exclusive content extends your reach and impact beyond the event, showcasing your commitment to veterans.
National TV Exposure: Elevate your brand with your logo featured on the closed captioning billboard of our national TV show. Gain visibility to audiences nationwide, reinforcing your brand's dedication to supporting veterans.
This package is crafted to maximize your brand's impact and connectivity within the veteran community and beyond. Don't miss the opportunity to be a pivotal part of this transformative tour. Reserve your spot today and join us in making a lasting difference!
Meet our BAD Outdoors Team Member:
A seasoned air force instructor pilot, Nicholas dutifully served his nation and air force for 16 years overseas and stateside through multiple wars on multiple continents. His passion to honor and serve the veteran community has only grown as he has transitioned into the disabled veteran community himself as he seeks to understand the costs of war and how to equip veterans and families to adapt to the injuries and struggles they live with now. As a family man, his priority is to love and serve God and lead his family to Christ, love his neighbor, and be a light of truth and love in a desperate world.
I am working with a veteran organization for transitioning service members called Still Serving Veterans, a non-profit organization for wounded warriors and disabled veterans seeking PTSD therapy called Project Healing Waters, and a part of the local VFW chapter where we continue outreach and gatherings to share in memory and continuance our hearts of service before self with integrity and excellence in all we do.
-Nicholas Penry
