Over the years the editors at USA Love List have been searching for and learning about companies that manufacture in the USA. We have discovered and shared with our readers hundreds of companies that we love, but there are always certain ones that stand out. These are the ones that have a mission to help others and give back to their communities, including those that employ and support American veterans.
To give a special shout out to these companies that support American veterans, USA Love List has compiled this list of brands that not only make their products in the USA, but that also make it a point to give back to the men and women who have served our country.
We also have provided links and information on non-profits that focus on supporting our Veterans. You can donate directly to them.
Companies that Support American Veterans
Don't miss our list of 30+ American Made Veteran Owned & Active Military Owned Businesses To Shop and Support
4Freedom™ is owned and operated by a military couple in Florida. Jonathan and Shari love all things American and built their brand to fulfill their desire to not just wear the American flag, but also to wear clothes that are actually made in America. 4 Freedom Apparel carries a large selection of patriotic apparel and hats. The company supports many veteran-related organizations including Wishes for Warriors and K-9s for Warriors.
Bravo Sierra is the first military-native performance wellness company, pioneering a user-driven performance personal care and nutrition organization developed within the U.S. military community. The company collaborated with 1,000 U.S. Special Operations Forces, Bravo Sierra's products are designed for the active lifestyle while also being clean, vegan, and cruelty-free. All products are made in the USA from start to finish. Bravo Sierra is built contributes 5% of all sales to the Morale Welfare and Recreation (MWR) program, which offers a complete range of community support and quality of life programs for members of the U.S. Armed Forces, their families, retirees, and veterans.
Boldfoot men's fashion socks are grown and sewn in the USA using American grown cotton. Boldfoot donates 5% of their profits to U.S. Military & Veterans in need. You can save 15% off your Boldfoot sock purchase now with code USALOVE on your first order. No minimums necessary. No expiration date.
Boss Dog brand Greek Style Frozen Yogurt Dog Treats are high quality, all natural treats for dogs made from human grade ingredients. Boss Dog is a proud sponsor of Pets for Vets, an organization that matches pets in need of homes with military veterans who are in need of a pet.
Capps Shoe has a long tradition of supporting Military Branches with Berry Amendment Compliant Footwear, all made in Gretna, Virginia. The Uniform Division sells the Department of Defense uniform footwear for the Army, Air Force, Navy and Marines thru Federal Contracts. Also available in the Army – Air Force Exchange Centers (AAFES), the Navy Exchange Centers (NEXCOM), R.O.T.C, J.R.O.T.C, and private uniform stores. In order to further the support for Veterans and Active Service members, Capps Shoe offers significant discounts for qualified service members. In order to receive the discount please contact customer service at 800-533-7733.
Freedom Fatigues is an American lifestyle apparel brand located just outside of Detroit, Michigan. It is a veteran-owned and operated company that produces patriotic apparel and accessories made exclusively in the USA. Freedom Fatigues supports fellow veterans and first responders in its mission of bringing awareness to cumulative PTSD and hero suicide. The owners give back to nonprofits committed to the same.
Grit Gear Apparel honors all military, police, fire, public service, and patriotic Americans, both men and women, regardless of color, creed, or religion. When Rich Gunther couldn't serve his country because of a medical condition, he started a company that honors all who do serve. You will find clothing, jewelry, hats, coffee, and more on the website. When you choose a Grit Gear Apparel item, a portion of the profits are donated to help veterans through different reputable charities.
Hero Clean cleaning products are specially formulated to handle the stains, odors, and messes of guys. Hero Clean donates a portion of their profits to organizations who support our nation's heroes and their families, like Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, Lone Star K9 Kennels, Veterans Village, and The Mission Continues.
Hero Soap Company bar soap and body soap is made in Phoenix, Arizona with ingredients mostly sourced in the USA. A portion of all sales is donated to charities that are focused on helping Military, Veterans, and First Responders. Over 1000 bars have been sent to our deployed troops. Charities that Hero Soap Company supports include Operation Finally Home, 14th Hour Foundation, Operation Interdependence and Gary Sinise Foundation
Heroes Vodka was founded by U.S. Marine Corps Veteran Travis McVey. Heroes Vodka is made in the USA from 100% American corn. A percent of every purchase goes to support the American Freedom Fund which empowers veterans across the USA through athletic, educational, and advocacy programs.
Oscar Mike is an American made apparel company that started its own nonprofit, the Oscar Mike Foundation, with the mission of keeping injured veterans on the move.
Snap-on Tools is a franchise tool company that sells directly to professional technicians and manufactures 80% of its tools in US plants. Snap-on Tools is an official sponsor of the Honor Flight Network. The Honor Flight Network currently raises money to send WWII Veterans to Washington, D.C. to see their memorial.
Did we miss any? If you are aware of brands that support American veterans, please add them in the comments below for our readers to see and so we can add them in future updates.
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Kettle Heroes Popcorn out of Tempe, Arizona is dedicated to celebrating everyday heroes, in particular military veterans through their partnership with the Pat Tillman Foundation. Each gourmet flavor of popcorn features a Tillman military scholar and shares their unique military experience on the back of the bag. A portion of the proceeds are donated back to support PTF’s mission. You can purchase online or find them in many grocery stores such as Whole Foods.
This is the best list of American based and veteran supporting companies. We love to show our appreciation to the business owners who understand and support the service and sacrifices of our men and women. I am the Auxiliary President for post #4278 located in Camas and Washougal Washington (state) and came on here to get contact information on these businesses. To not only make a database for items to purchase in the future, but also gain knowledge and potential donations for our veterans Christmas Party. All donations are going to our post veterans as a small gift for their brave services, as our way to say thank you, and we see you!
I am super excited to have this list of businesses, and to become a dedicated patron who recognizes our hero’s! Thank you!!!!!
This is truly a great site. Many of the Veteran owned businesses here are new to me. I originally found you all while looking for companies to donate items for my Legions Jeep Show event.
So, I’m going to make my pitch. My name is Dennis and I am the Fundraising Chair for American Legion Post 372, in Cherry Hill NJ. We are a very active post with Veteran and family members of all ages. We hold a number of Fundraising events throughout the year.
Our Annual Jeep Show Fundraiser is our biggest though. It is a family friendly event open to the public, where we judge a Jeep Competition and hand out trophies. Along with activities for children and adults, a basket auction, live music, food and vendors.
I am currently trying to get donations and items for the basket auction, with every dime going to our charitable efforts. These include: The Boy Scouts of America, Tunnels to Towers, AmerAsians without Borders, other American Legions and VFW’s who need help, Scholarships for local students, and multiple Veterans Organizations.
In return we are very happy to advertise for any company that supports us, with any promotional materials that they would like to provide.
That’s the whole pitch. Any info that anyone would like, can be found on our Legion website alch372.com. Thank You for hearing me out, and Thank You all for Your service to our great country.
Smoked Bros is a Special Forces veteran-owned spices & seasoning company serving craft flavors to people who love the All-America pass time of BBQ. We develop our kinetic flavor profiles with the same surgical precision as our military missions, defending the greatest country on the planet.
They use the highest quality ingredients ethically sourced from around the globe. We give back to America’s warfighters, First Responders, and underserved communities with every purchase.
http://www.smokedbros.com
Since 2011, Oscar Mike Apparel Co, a SDVOSB, has been making tee shirts and other gear with Military, Veteran. Patriotic, LEO and First Responder themes. Not only do they have a retail website but they also offer wholesale. And the best part – every sale helps support the Oscar Mike Foundation non profit 501(c)3 who has been helping to get and keep catastrophically injured and ill Veterans On the Move through adaptive sports.
Hi I work for the VA Hospital and due to COVID we can’t have Christmas gatherings unless it’s meals individually wrapped. I have staff that work hard every day supporting the clinical staff behind the scenes. Without them the VA could not operate. I wish I could buy my staff of 90 individual meals. Does anyone know a company that could provide meals?
Bob Evans Farms – since 2016, BEF has run an umbrella program called Our Farm Salutes (OFS) that honors and supports our military men and women. There are several programs under the Our Farm Salutes banner: Heroes to CEOs, which helps entrepreneurial active duty, reservist and veteran military members start/grow their businesses. In 2021, BEF is providing $100,000 in business grants to six worthy candidates.
BEF also supports the USO and has provided a $100,000 donation to aid in their efforts.
In total over the past five years, the BEF Our Farm Salutes programs have provided over $800,000 in support of our military men and women, and will continue to do so.
I LOVE that Snap On Tools supports the The Honor Flight Network. So inspiring!
so great to support those who have served
Thanks so much for the great list. My dad was a Marine and I am thrilled to be able to support companies who work with, support and celebrate our Nation’s heroes.
Til Valhalla is a veteran owned and operated company. They employ veterans, support Mission 22, and also make and present memorial plaques for the families of fallen soldiers at no cost to the family. https://tilvalhallaproject.com/
TVP – or Til Valhalla Project is an amazing apparel company! While their prices have gone up for their T-Shirts, I can say that they are far better quality than some of the other companies I’ve tried! And their hoodie prices are spot on, if not a bit cheaper than what you would find at most apparel stores. Plus their support of Mission 22 and the families of our fallen heros is simply beautiful.
Help Bring Dad Home
Hello,
I’m reaching out to see if I can find some help for my parents. I’m trying to find assistance in renovating their home. As of right now their home is not built to accommodate wheel chair access to certain areas of the house. Places like the bathroom or shower, bedroom to get into bed and wheelchair access into the house.
Let me start by talking a little bit about their certain situation. My father is a Veteran and both him and my mother are on a fixed income. They do not have the financial means to hire people to help renovate their home so that my father can come home. Right now, he is in a facility to help assist him after having a procedure done. He just recently had his right foot and partial leg amputated. So now until their home can be renovated to accommodate his wheelchair and give him full access to a bathroom he has to stay in a long-term home. With both of them going through different types of procedure in the last few years they feel as if they can’t catch a break. In August 2017 Hurricane Harvey hit. Although the hurricane didn’t hit their home directly, the flood waters did. They had around 4 feet of water come into their home and changed their lives. The good news is that they were not in the house when it flooded and were in fact staying with me before the water invaded their home. It took a while before any of us could get to their house to assess the flood damage and decide what the next action would be. After discovering that not much could be saved, they moved forward. They started to reach out to try and find someone to help them rebuild. Unfortunately, they received bad contact information from someone they thought they could trust. They hired a man who they were referred to by a nurse from the VA hospital. They had pulled all of their savings to pay this man to rebuild their home. They were one of the many victims of this guys scam. After leaving the job half done, this man disappeared with all of their money and a lot of my father’s tools. A lot of this man’s crew didn’t even get paid for their work as well. In the end, they lost $30,000, tools and were left with a home that was not livable. Even after all of this they still pushed onward to achieve their goal of getting back into their home. They were able to get help from the VA to build ramps so it would be easier for my father to get into the home. At this time, he was able to walk short distances to get around. In November 2018 they were able to move back into their home. They were so happy to be able to celebrate Christmas in their own home. Now jumping into 2020, which has been a world turned upside down for everyone, they have come to another road block. They never fully recovered financially from the scam in 2018, but they never let that hold them back. Now they need help so that my father can come home. They have had thoughts about an add-on to their house. That way my father could have his own room and bathroom that is made for his needs. Something that will give him easy access to using the restroom, taking a shower and getting in and out of bed. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Rollin, you should check out Building Homes for Heroes. They modify homes for wounded veterans
Please check out http://www.heroicgardens.org We connect veterans with plants and nature virtually or in their own backyards. 100% volunteer and we only serve veterans and their families. Thank you!
Here is a great company to look to checkout: TruPatriot https://trupatriot.com
TruPatriot offers patriotic lifestyle apparel, 100% Made in the USA. They veteran owned and operated. They support a number of veteran-based non-profits and Gold Star Families. Not only do they offer they own line of apparel, they offer unique fundraising solutions for veteran-based and faith-based non-profits.
Hello everyone! There’s a couple companies I would like to make known. Section 1776, it is an American owned company by a friend of mine named Mathew McDaid, check out his website http://www.section1776.com. Another company that is owned by a veteran, he is our good friends son, it is called Sets for Vets…check out his website at http://www.setsforvets.com. Both companies can be found on Facebook and Instagram!
nine line apparel suppports veterans through their nine line foundation
til valhalla supports veterans through mission 22
Valorous TV is a new SVOD service that celebrates our heroes and gives back to military organizations. Check them out, they also have great military programming.
looking for a company that will donate 50 backpacks for homeless Veterans. We plan on stuffing them with daily essentials , blankets and t-shirts/underwear, hand warmers, etc.
I have at shirt business and a veteran. It’s called farmbikinis.com I need help to sell my t shirts on vet. Bussinesses. I am also offering 1 dollar on every t shirt I sell to veteran group of there choice. Thank you please help. Thank you.
Thank you for sharing this and showing support for Veterans.
Thank you for sharing this and showing support for Veterans.
Black Rifle Coffee is veteran owned and operated. They often have limited edition coffee which 100% goes towards the charity of choice. They currently have a Thin Blue Line edition which 100% goes towards supporting officers and their families. It of course is currently sold out but they do have give back to different causes. Also, they have some pretty entertaining advertisements with very real, umm, “veteran humor”.
Flippytan Furniture is owned by Veterans and made in the USA. http://www.flippytan.com
It’s always good to see companies giving back to their communities & customers. Nice!
Thanks for sharing this, I really like that some of these companies were started by vets themselves.
Love these products and the work that everyone does for such great causes! I am here to ask for help from our Veteran loving community, we have a new foundation that needs help and support. The Strongpoint Theinert Ranch and Joseph J Theinert Memorial Fund. The Ranch is based out of New Mexico and is currently hosting 2-3 Veteran Retreats per year. They are working on the support system of all veterans and helping them reconnect. These Retreats have been rewarding and so helpful to those that have participated. The Ranch is looking for sponsors. This can be done in so many ways sponsoring the trip of a veteran or donating some items that can be used for the Retreats. Please help by just passing the word. You can find more information at http://www.strongpointtheinert.org Thank You
Hi guys! Had to jump in here … I work with an amazing company that is all about helping veterans … Hero Clean is the first ever home cleaning line scientifically formulated to handle guys unique sweat, stains, odor and messes – and gives 7% of the profit from every bottle to support IAVA- Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America. Products are tested by active military and veterans for effectiveness and can handle even the stinkiest, sweatiest dirtiest clothes and gear. Hero Clean is now available at Target, Jet.com, Amazon.com and will be coming to exchanges across the US soon! It doesn’t matter where you purchase Hero Clean – every purchase helps our veterans!
It’s so nice that these companies give back to the people who have served out country! I always like to see companies help others.
It’s nice to know that these companies are out there, finding a way to give back. I’ll keep that in mind when I’m shopping for the things they manufacture.
although some of these wonderful companies have stated what organization they are supporting PLEASE BEWARE of what organization is being supported. Most of these groups do great things for our vets yet others are nothing more than a for profit. Sadly they raise tons of money for our vets with our vets seeing little in return.
I think the organization Clif bar chose as a backer is absolutely awesome! YET………..”Clif Bar, a company that manufactures MOST of it’s snack and energy bars in the US”. How are we to know which ones besides looking at each one and every time when purchasing? Where are the “others” made at?
This is nice to know. I like knowing when a business is supporting veterans or any worthwhile cause, for that matter.
I love this article. With so many options for different products, it gets hard to know which companies are doing good things. I try to use my dollars responsibly and am careful to find companies that support causes that are close to my heart. These are awesome companies and I look forward to using their services/products in the near future! Thanks to them for their support.
Starbucks is selling a special Veterans Starbucks card. If you buy one, they will donate $5 to veterans’ organizations. They also have more resources to check out at starbucks.com/veterans
Oscar Mike makes clothing and gear made partially by disabled vets. They support wheelchair basketball for vets and many positive events for vets.
I love Snap on Tools and Clif Bar! The others I haven’t heard of before, but I want to check them out! What could be better than made in USA? Also supporting veterans. Good finds!
GREAT list! I was unfamiliar with a few of these brands, but will definitely try them.
This is a great post!!! Love this!!!
I’ve worked at a VA Hospital for 17 years and the employees have hosted a fundraiser by having a silent auction for the past 27 years to benefit needy veterans during the holiday season. We have such a hard time getting donations from businesses that say they support Veterans, it’s grueling;(
I have been drinking Heroes vodka for the past few years and am also a native Tennessean. Travis McVey, the Founder, helps out the community in a multitude of ways and the vodka is really good. I also support the Clif bars. I think it’s important to support local businesses and restaurants and it makes me feel good to do my part. Too many jobs have been and are BEING sent overseas. If we all support our fellow American, this could get back to the roots why it was established. Thank you vets!
I am happy to see Clif Bar on this list, I will continue to purchase Clif Bar protein bars. Thank you for sharing this post.
I think it’s great that these companies support veterans, after all if it wasn’t for our soldiers that are serving and served we wouldn’t be in a country that allows us the freedoms that other countries don’t have!!!
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Salute American Vodka gives $1 FOREVER. Their mission is printed on the bottle which works out to be over 30% of gross profits to Veterans Charities! Try a Salute today!
I am so happy to support any companies that support our veterans. Awesome!
Check out Liberty BottleWorks. They do what they call “Ethical Discrimination”. Hiring preference is given to those that have served the nation. libertybottles.com
Love the blog post Tracey. We have some vendors & manufacturers that need to be on this list!
1. Wigwam Mills. They sell 100% American made socks and 3 times a year we run a campaign with them called “Socks For Soldiers”. For every pair of socks we sell, Wigwam will donate a pair specifically made for combat boots overseas.
2. We are a sponsor for the Honor Flight Network as well. We have hosted multiple events along with Nashville Recording Artist Ricky Lee where all proceeds go right to the cause.
3. Everyday Veterans & Active Duty Military Personnel get 10% off their entire purchase at the Made In America Store.
Looking to start my own CSA and was wonderinghow to get ahold of clif bar.
Hi Daniel! If you are a veteran, you can contact the Farmer Veteran Coalition and see if they can assist you in any way- this link is helpful: http://www.farmvetco.org/our-resources. If you are looking to apply for a grant from the Clif Bar Family Foundation, this link has the info on that: http://www.clifbarfamilyfoundation.org.
Best of luck!
Isn’t Nine Line Apparel a company for vets run by vets?
I am so glad these companies support Veterans, it is so important. I have purchased from a few of these like Topricin and CLiff Bars and will continue to support them.
I had no idea that Clif Bar supported veterans! Makes me like them even more 🙂