Make Your Fathers Proud

You Can Make a Difference

"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has."

A famous anthropologist wrote that, and it rings true in the context of American manufacturing. It will take a small group of people, people like you, to course correct the way we have been operating, and bring in a new are of pride and support to products made in the U.S.A.

We are asking for your help to build the brands that are re-buliding America. Your contribution will cover inventory costs, marketing campaigns, web design, among other costs that all add up when starting a new venture - all for the purpose of offering premium American made products - an online retail company that is dedicated to goods made soley in the U.S.A.

Anyone who makes an individual contribution to Support American Made Goods will be listed below. Contributions do not have to be large. In fact, we prefer small contributions knowing they will add up over time. It is the thought of putting the U.S.A. first that is the common thread that ties the list below together.

The contributions in today's technology driven languate is called crowd funding (click here to learn about crowd funding), and we are aksing for your help.

We know being the first involves some risk. To add a little incentive, the first 100 contributors will be listed separately. All contributors will be given lifetime discounts once the website launches - we are starting with apparel - American designed and 100% American made.

There is a historical icon for every budget, and every dollar you contribute counts toward re-building America.
$1 Bill The George Washington
$2 Bill The Thomas Jefferson
$5 Bill The Abraham Lincoln
$10 Bill The Alexander Hamilton
$20 Bill The Andrew Jackson
$50 Bill The Ulysses S. Grant
$100 Bill The Benjamin Franklin
$500 Bill The William McKinley
$1,000 Bill The Grover Cleveland
$5,000 Bill The James Madison
$10,000 Bill The Salmon P. Chase
$100,000 Bill The Woodrow Wilson