Brad Cornell
In this episode of Building Texas, we dive into the story of Brad Cornell, CEO of Hope for Heroes Texas, a non-profit supporting first responders in Boerne, TX. Brad shares the organization's origins and its focus on enhancing the experience of first responders and their families through a special welcome known as "The Greeting."
Learn about Brad's journey and his passion for making a positive impact on the lives of first responders. Gain insights into the challenges they face and how Hope for Heroes Texas uniquely addresses these issues. Brad also outlines his vision for the organization's future, aiming to broaden its influence within the community.
Serving those who serve us, Hope for Heroes Texas, "The Weight Of The Badge" podcast is committed to the first responders in our communities who selflessly dedicate their lives to protecting ours. They serve day and night in the most challenging circumstances facing danger, injury, sickness, and even death to ensure our safety and health. It's our turn to give back to those who give their all. First responders are our passion. Treating them to a weekend getaway is our mission. Boerne, Texas is a premiere Hill Country destination in a part of the world that still shows our first responders the respect they deserve. We are a nonprofit organization that relies on the generous support of like-minded citizens to rejuvenate and encourage our protectors. We want to send them on a uniquely-relaxing, and worry-free weekend in Boerne to lift them up. Join us as we talk with some of the men and women help selflessly serve us.
As a life long entrepreneur, Brad Cornell has experiences that have led him to the biggest mission of his storied career for such a time as this. He has placed products in Walmart including his own brand of Deer Corn and Bird Seed called Southern Grain. He created scripture players for the Duck Commander Phil and Miss Kay Robertson, and for In Touch Ministries when he was their CEO in Atlanta, Georgia.
Brad’s gift of public speaking as a graduate of Dale Carnegie opened the doors for his first radio ministry called You Are A Dad with it’s focus on pro-life issues, which has now evolved into To His Glory Ministries and The Believers Business League where the bottom line is Gospel being shared using radio, podcasts, the internet, scripture players for missionaries, and tools to encourage men to be the men God them to be.
Brad is married to his sweet wife Jeannie and lives in Boerne, Texas.
