Changing Lives, One sip at a time
Want to own a TEAgether mobile unit and start an amazing business your community?! Contact us!
About TEAgether
Our Story
In 2022, Friendswood High School Special Education teacher Ashley Naylor recognized a need for meaningful job training and employment opportunities for her students after graduation. Spending countless hours researching and visiting various businesses, the Naylors decided on a mobile business model that is event-driven, affordable, and h
In 2022, Friendswood High School Special Education teacher Ashley Naylor recognized a need for meaningful job training and employment opportunities for her students after graduation. Spending countless hours researching and visiting various businesses, the Naylors decided on a mobile business model that is event-driven, affordable, and has an easy-to-follow system.
Ashley collaborated with a friend and fellow teacher who taught an “Incubator” class where several students added more ideas for a business as part of a class project. Ashley shared her vision and mentored the students who presented the project in a “Shark Tank”-style event. The business idea was met with a high level of enthusiasm and strong community support.
This was the confirmation needed to move forward with the business plan. Ashley retired in May 2023, and her family purchased and launched the first TEAgether tea trailer. With the support of family, community friends, and local officials, the business had a successful soft opening on July 2, 2023, and a grand opening at the Friendswood 4th of July celebration.
Today, TEAgether employs young adults with disabilities in Texas and Louisiana. The business is now a preferred vendor for the City of Friendswood and many other local community events. TEAgether’s mission is to help young adults with disabilities gain confidence, independence, and meaningful employment.
They also enjoy giving back to Special Olympics!
TEAgether is excited to announce plans to expand the business model into communities throughout the great state of Texas and Louisiana. We invite you to inquire about starting a TEAgether business in your community. Join us on this journey as we work towards creating meaningful connections for adults with disabilities and support in every community!
Our Menu
Our menu is inspired by organic, non-GMO tea flavors that cover all the bases. They range from bold black iced tea to strawberry-flavored blends. We have 6 delicious choices: Sweet Black Tea, Unsweet Black Tea, Strawberry Dragonfruit, Fruity Farmers Punch, Hibiscus, and Lemonade. We serve only the freshest, delightful teas over ice.
We ser
Our menu is inspired by organic, non-GMO tea flavors that cover all the bases. They range from bold black iced tea to strawberry-flavored blends. We have 6 delicious choices: Sweet Black Tea, Unsweet Black Tea, Strawberry Dragonfruit, Fruity Farmers Punch, Hibiscus, and Lemonade. We serve only the freshest, delightful teas over ice.
We serve our teas in a 32-oz cup with lots of ice to make it a cool delight!
We would love to pop up at an event, school function or community celebration in your area.
Contact us if you are interested in hearing more about TEAgether as a business opportunity.
Ashley Naylor at teagether1@gmail.com
Thank you to the following people!
Thank you to the following people!
Doug, Isabelle, and Isaiah Naylor
Donna and James Dodds
Carol Wroten
Evans, and Melissa Wroten
Grace and Nicholas Zaunbrecher
Gimme A Bark-Ashley McLaughlin
The Woods family, Kevin and Ally
Locals Restaurant, Paul and Jill Sellers
The Ryan family, Andy and Nancy
City of Friendswood-Mayor Mike Foreman
FHS Incubator teacher, Jim Foreman
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Doug, Isabelle, and Isaiah Naylor
Donna and James Dodds
Carol Wroten
Evans, and Melissa Wroten
Grace and Nicholas Zaunbrecher
Gimme A Bark-Ashley McLaughlin
The Woods family, Kevin and Ally
Locals Restaurant, Paul and Jill Sellers
The Ryan family, Andy and Nancy
City of Friendswood-Mayor Mike Foreman
FHS Incubator teacher, Jim Foreman
Incubator students:
Kaitlyn Gotsch and Rachel Wiest
FHS Culinary teacher, Melissa Novak
FHS Staff and Friends:
Mark Griffon
Susan Kirkpatrick
Laura Gutierrez
Delaney Lyon
Alicia Louvier
Kaitlyn Alati
Bookkeeping support, Kristi Corbin
Business Advisor, Stacey Green
The Wiest family, and Brittney
The Cruise family, and Audrey
The Encarnacion family and Laurel
The Burdeaux family and Arabella
The Rumbaugh family, and Jessica
The Rejak family, and James
The Slaughter family and Tyler
The Gray family, and Kayla
The Griffith family and Anna
Teagether Tea will satisfy your Thirst!
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