"A hero can be anyone..."
These are the words we live by. Our mission is to bring a message of hope and encourage everyone to "Be the Hero" in their community and daily lives. Our target audience is children, but teenagers and adults benefit just as much from our message as the children. When doing an event, our heroes will bring the message to "Be The Hero" to their community. They will reinforce the message of doing good deeds and doing the right thing in their lives as they grow up so as to make our community a better place. They will teach the audience to "Turn The Bad Stuff Into Good Stuff." In time where issues like bullying and drug use are so prevalent, this is a needed message to help give children motivation to overcome the temptations they may face growing up. If we can reach them when they are young we can help make our community a better and safer place - one child at a time! This is the message that changes and shapes the community and our future.
Imagine your child in the midst of their party or function, or even at school, surrounded by all their friends and family; then out of nowhere, their Hero arrives just for them! We provide an authentic superhero experience with a movie quality costume taken from the molds of the movie designers themselves. Along with the visit of course will be the message of inspiration to help motivate everyone in attendance to "Be The Hero" to their community.
But we also recognize that a hero is needed in more places than just parties. We also visit children who are fighting an illness or injury in order to encourage and support them. This is the heart and soul of Heroes In Force. We believe that healing starts with happiness and if we can help put a smile on a child's face, then we have accomplished our mission. Every child needs hope and a smile and we want to help provide that to the children of our community. To request a hospital or at-home sick visit from our team, please contact us.
Our founder, Josh Brady, always wanted to be involved in his local community in an active way. Heroes in Force provided a perfect platform to present this message of hope because everyone loves the classic stories of super heroes. Just like the heroes we see in comics and movies, we all need help from each other. The more help we have from parents, coaches, pastors, and other mentors, the more effective our message will be. We need the support of our community in order to help these young people realize that they are the real heroes.
We would also like to thank and recognize John Buckland, the founder of Heroes 4 Higher. John and Heroes 4 Higher have been featured on CNN, Good Morning America, National Enquirer, Women’s World Magazine, The Huffington Post, and countless other news agencies and publications. John has been a mentor and supporter of Heroes in Force since its start in 2014 and we greatly appreciate his guidance.
These are the words we live by. Our mission is to bring a message of hope and encourage everyone to "Be the Hero" in their community and daily lives. Our target audience is children, but teenagers and adults benefit just as much from our message as the children. When doing an event, our heroes will bring the message to "Be The Hero" to their community. They will reinforce the message of doing good deeds and doing the right thing in their lives as they grow up so as to make our community a better place. They will teach the audience to "Turn The Bad Stuff Into Good Stuff." In time where issues like bullying and drug use are so prevalent, this is a needed message to help give children motivation to overcome the temptations they may face growing up. If we can reach them when they are young we can help make our community a better and safer place - one child at a time! This is the message that changes and shapes the community and our future.
Imagine your child in the midst of their party or function, or even at school, surrounded by all their friends and family; then out of nowhere, their Hero arrives just for them! We provide an authentic superhero experience with a movie quality costume taken from the molds of the movie designers themselves. Along with the visit of course will be the message of inspiration to help motivate everyone in attendance to "Be The Hero" to their community.
But we also recognize that a hero is needed in more places than just parties. We also visit children who are fighting an illness or injury in order to encourage and support them. This is the heart and soul of Heroes In Force. We believe that healing starts with happiness and if we can help put a smile on a child's face, then we have accomplished our mission. Every child needs hope and a smile and we want to help provide that to the children of our community. To request a hospital or at-home sick visit from our team, please contact us.
Our founder, Josh Brady, always wanted to be involved in his local community in an active way. Heroes in Force provided a perfect platform to present this message of hope because everyone loves the classic stories of super heroes. Just like the heroes we see in comics and movies, we all need help from each other. The more help we have from parents, coaches, pastors, and other mentors, the more effective our message will be. We need the support of our community in order to help these young people realize that they are the real heroes.
We would also like to thank and recognize John Buckland, the founder of Heroes 4 Higher. John and Heroes 4 Higher have been featured on CNN, Good Morning America, National Enquirer, Women’s World Magazine, The Huffington Post, and countless other news agencies and publications. John has been a mentor and supporter of Heroes in Force since its start in 2014 and we greatly appreciate his guidance.
To get to know our members better, please check out each of our biographies.
Josh Brady
Judy Keane
Greg Kimsey
Gail Kimsey
Russell Moore
Melissa Moore
Cade Collins
Rylan Pugh
Logan Hill