Food
2nd Amendment Jerky Co. (“With every purchase, we donate to support your 2nd Amendment rights!”)
10 Spring Farms LLC (Garlic farm)
Back Forty Farms (freeze dried eggs, fruits, tomatoes, etc…; free range eggs, and free range chickens)
Cafe Zentimana (Colombian gourmet coffee and chocolates)
Covfefe (coffee)
Compassion Tea (distributed by Hope Coffee)
Crafty Maibritt LLC Philipps Elderberry Farm (herbal teas, elderberry honey, natural lip balm, freeze dried turmeric, etc…)
Deron’s Miracle Meat Dust (seasonings)
Full Armor Farm (Offers your choice of grass-fed Scottish Highland Beef cuts, eggs, and maple syrup. They are located in Maine.)
Full Metal Java (coffee including Keurig pods)
George Foreman Cooking (grills and recipes; The former boxer is a born-again Christian who will not invest in products or sellers that promote alcohol consumption.)
Gold River Trading Co. (tea)
Harvest Guard Reusable Canning Lids
Healthy Traditions (grass-fed meat)
Heartland Goats (goat meat)
HK Yak Ranch (Yak meat)
Liberty Tree Co. (black garlic)
Lone Mound Ranch (They offer private cabin rentals and RV sites with ranch activities that include ATV rentals, horseback riding, camping, and a gun range. as well as a country store that sells grass-fed and finished beef, seasonal goat milk and cheeses, and free range eggs and chickens.)
Make Honey Great Again (Trump-themed honey-filled bottles)
My Patriot Supply (emergency food)
North Arrow Coffee Company (“Coffee for Life”; “Every purchase will provide a minimum of 15% of sales to organizations that support” life and ending abortions.)
Phoenix Thrivers (emergency food)
Rattlesnack Meat Company (Kansas beef)
Seven Weeks Coffee (They are very pro-life giving 10% of every sale to pregnancy care centers across America. Their coffee is sourced through Direct Trade which ensures proper treatment of foreign coffee farmers like being paid more than fair trade requires. Church coffee shops can save money by sourcing through their wholesale program.)
Steadfast Provisions (pemmican)
Strandquist Family Farm (beef, chicken, and eggs)
Tyson Foods (Their purpose and values state that they “strive to honor God….”; “From the beginning, our company has been built on faith….”; “We strive to be “faith-friendly….”; They also have chaplains throughout their facilities. “Faith-friendly is in our culture at Tyson Foods. Currently, more than 115 chaplains provide compassionate pastoral care to Team Members and their families, no matter what their religious affiliations or beliefs might be. Guided by the vision of our Chairman, John Tyson, our first group began their service in October 2000.”)
