Bradley Cooper steps out in shorts and a One Tribe Foundation T-shirt to run errands in Los Angeles 

He recently supported Sean Penn’s disaster relief organization.

And Bradley Cooper brought a little awareness to the One Tribe Foundation as he stepped out to run errands in Los Angeles on Wednesday afternoon.

The 46-year-old actor stayed cool in an all-grey ensemble while promoting the suicide prevention nonprofit which provides education and therapy to veterans, first responders and their families.

The Academy award-winner looked completely relaxed underneath the brim of a baseball cap with a brown leather patch

He slipped on a casual pair of flip flops and carried a bright blue reusable cup in one hand while juggling keys and a phone call.

Based out of Texas and formerly known as 22KILL, the One Tribe Foundation ‘services and facilities to address today’s growing mental health issues including depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and suicide,’ according to a release.

Brad used his star power recently to promote Penn’s Community Organized Relief Effort which has been on the ground providing cost-free COVID-19 testing and vaccinations.  

Out and about: The 46-year-old actor stayed cool in an all-grey ensemble while promoting the suicide prevention nonprofit which provides education and therapy to veterans, first responders and their families

Helping hand: Based out of Texas and formerly known as 22KILL, the One Tribe Foundation ‘services and facilities to address today’s growing mental health issues including depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and suicide,’ according to a release

Sean and Bradley have a connection that goes way back to 1999 – years before Bradley became a movie star in his own right.

When Sean was being interviewed on Inside The Actors Studio a 24-year-old Bradley was one of the students in the audience who asked him a question.

Bradley asked him about starring in the 1998 movie Hurlyburly which featured Sean as a character he had played onstage years earlier.

The young aspiring actor then sat rapt as Sean explained that ‘having done the play ended up being like an intensive rehearsal period for the movie, and then the movie becomes its own process as would a movie that had a two-week rehearsal period.’

During a 2015 appearance on The Howard Stern Show Bradley recalled he was ‘so nervous’ before asking Sean his question. 

Old connections: When Sean was being interviewed on Inside The Actors Studio a 24-year-old Bradley was one of the students in the audience who asked him a question

He also noted that his segment ‘never aired,’ saying that ‘they only aired it after, I think, I started doing well as an actor.’

About three years ago when Bradley was being feted with the American Cinematheque Award one of the speakers was Sean, per Entertainment Tonight.

Whilst at the lectern Sean took the opportunity to playfully rib the guest of honor by replaying the throwback video of the pair of them on Inside The Actors Studio.

Sean publicly gushed about Bradley after the younger actor made his directorial debut with a remake of A Star Is Born starring himself opposite Lady Gaga.

He praised Bradley for ‘mentoring a brilliantly talented by very inexperienced leading lady to an astonishing performance,’ while ‘playing a very tortured character who’s really struggling and that’s challenging for an actor to do and own it organically’ and also ‘directing a movie at scale like this’ on Jimmy Kimmel Live!.

Details: Bradley asked him about starring in the 1998 movie Hurlyburly which featured Sean as a character he had played onstage years earlier