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Welcome to Big Neighborhood. We are making the world feel a little smaller by talking with people who are making a difference in their communities in unique, cool or impactful ways. We amplify their stories through our traveling roadcast and donate 50% of our apparel profits to them. Pull up a chair and let’s create a neighborhood.

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Pull up a chair


Welcome to Big Neighborhood. We are making the world feel a little smaller by talking with people who are making a difference in their communities in unique, cool or impactful ways. We amplify their stories through our traveling roadcast and donate 50% of our apparel profits to them. Pull up a chair and let’s create a neighborhood.

 

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Welcome to The Big Neighborhood Show

We are heading out on the road to seek people who are dealing with mental health in a way that is inspiring and unique and bring those stories to life through a traveling roadcast. 

 

Make the table bigger

 

We cross the country talking to people from all walks of life and ideologies because we like it, and why not? We like being surprised, inspired, even irritated by the people we meet. Face to face conversations are so much better — and so different — than what passes for online communication. These conversations expand our understanding of how people live and make us want to add more chairs to our table. We think they might do the same for you.

 

Building a company with a conscience


We have been part of non-profits before. They can do amazing things. However, to do their amazing things they need to raise money — all the time. We are trying a different approach. We are creating a business — an apparel company — designed to give 50% of its profits to the organizations whose stories we tell. As we grow, our impact grows — and these organizations grow. Our signature product, the Neighborhoodie, will not only keep you warm, it will also make an impact on people’s lives. Plus, you’ll look damn good wearing it. It seems worth a try.

 

The Neighborhoodies

Why the Hell We Do This

We cross the country to meet people, from all walks of life and ideologies because we believe it is a better way than online discussion. We think of this as our own survival strategy for dealing with life in our chaotic times. We think there’s a better way to do this life, a way that isn't driven by fear or greed or isolating into ideological camps. One that's expansive and 'makes the table bigger' for all of us.

So, we want to create a business that works for us and those communities we meet. We want to get a new perspective on what people are doing to deal with their mental health and make those conversations more public and accessible.

We also intend to have a good time doing it, and give something back to the people who are doing the real work day in and day out.

 

ROLL WITH US

Of all the paths you take in life, make sure a few of them are dirt. 

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John Muir

 

Welcome to The Big Neighborhood Show

We are heading out on the road to find people who are dealing with mental health in a way that is inspiring and unique and bring those stories to life through a traveling roadcast.