Fruit of Your Labor

S2 E7 - Road to Wellness

As we enter the colder months, our personal health is even more important. In this episode, Eric Fields—KeHE’s Senior Director of Wellness—discusses wellness tips and resources, four essential pillars on the road to wellness, and how whole person health is part of KeHE’s culture. Two members of KeHE’s HR team, Griselda Rodriguez and Vito Fiore, also share their personal wellness journeys.

S2 E6 - Employee Involvement in KeHE Cares

The KeHE Cares® Foundation has many partners in the US and abroad, partnerships formed through employee involvement with various organizations.
Erin Bradley—co-leader of the KeHE Cares Jacksonville team—and Ed Perez from 3 Grains of Rice join us to share how they’re partnering to make a difference in their community. Listen and be inspired with small ways you can impact the people around you.

S2 E5 - Ending Hunger, One Meal at a Time

KeHE serving trips give employees the opportunity to step out of their comfort zone and meet the needs of people around them. Carl Snyder went on a serving trip and from it was inspired to start his own nonprofit: Hunger’s End Food Pantry and Blessing Closet.
Listen to the episode to hear his story and be inspired with small ways you can show kindness to others.

S2 E4 - 2021 ESOP Share Price

In this month’s episode, Rusty Bland—KeHE’s EVP of People Engagement and Serving—announces the FY21 ESOP share price. Rusty explains how employees’ retirement account balances are calculated and the benefits of ESOP over other retirement plans. He also shares how the ESOP creates a culture of ownership for KeHE employees.

S2 E3 - Shifting Gears: Recruiting the Best

Switch lanes and drive your career forward. KeHE’s Shifting Gears program provides warehouse employees with the opportunity to grow their career and become a professional truck driver with advanced training. Listen in as Greg Sikorski, Sr. Dir. Safety, explains how the program works and Arturo Barbosa, Truck Driver, shares his experience completing Shifting Gears.

S2 E2 - We Stand for Love

We stand for love. We stand against hate and violence, and we address incivility with courage.
KeHE’s CEO, Brandon Barnholt, released this statement as the company’s stance on all incivility. In this episode, he unpacks what it looks like to love others well and stand courageously. Treating others with LOVE creates a culture of dignity and respect that is the fruit of our labor.
#StandForLove

S2 E1 - Inclusion in the DCs

KeHE’s Ellettsville Distribution Center (DC) is employing individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities. After a RARE leadership training, Senior Director Dave Boyer was inspired to foster inclusion at the DC. Supported by Autumn White, this program has sparked a culture of joy in the midst of change for DC19.

S1 E8 - The Marathon of Life: Sustainability at KeHE

“Being sustainable means the pace we’re running now is going to get every future generation to their finish line, at or better than how we’re living today.”
Andrew McGrath—VP of Digital Product Strategy and a member of KeHE’s sustainability council—joins us to discuss sustainability at KeHE. His practical insights into human lives and the environment bring KeHE’s purpose full circle: we SERVE to makes lives better.

S1 E7 - Sponsoring Children with Compassion

KeHE Cares partners with Compassion International to improve the lives of impoverished children in Honduras. In this episode, Lilly Guillen Rios and Dijana Silijanoska share stories of how they SERVE to make lives better for children in Honduras. Their stories will inspire you to consider what you can do to show compassion and support to children in need.
Learn more and get involved.