Helm, a key tool in the Kubernetes ecosystem, celebrates its tenth anniversary. It originated during a hackathon shortly after the release of Kubernetes 1.1.0. The first commit, made by Matt Butcher in October 2015, marked the start of what would become a significant project in managing Kubernetes applications. This initial version, known as Helm v1, was part of the helm-classic Git repository and emerged before Helm merged with the Deployment Manager. Within weeks of its creation, Helm made its debut at the first KubeCon, which helped spark its development and foster a community around it. Over the past decade, Helm has evolved significantly, becoming an essential tool for developers working with Kubernetes, facilitating easier deployment and management of applications through its chart system. The article celebrates this milestone, recognizing Helm's impact and the growth of its community.