Veterans Day Memorial Plaque Promotion
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Oct 24, 2026Meta Ads
He was almost home. But when incoming Soldiers needed someone to guide them, he volunteered for one more mission. At just 20 years old, SGT Ryan D. Jopek, Army National Guard, made a decision that would become part of his lasting legacy. Born on June 1, 1986, Ryan grew up in Merrill, Wisconsin. He loved sports and enjoyed working on his Chevy truck, affectionately named "Walter." In 2003, Ryan enlisted in the Army National Guard, eventually serving as a 19D Cavalry Scout with Company A, 2nd Battalion, 127th Infantry Regiment, during Operation Iraqi Freedom. As his deployment in Iraq neared its end, Ryan had an opportunity to help the Soldiers arriving to take over. Rather than simply finishing his remaining time, he volunteered for an additional convoy mission to mentor the incoming troops. On August 2, 2006, near Tikrit, Iraq, an improvised explosive device (IED) struck his vehicle. SGT Ryan D. Jopek was Killed in Action at just 20 years old. For his service and sacrifice, he was posthumously awarded the Bronze Star Medal and Purple Heart. Ryan's story is a reminder that courage isn't always found in extraordinary moments. Sometimes, it's found in the decision to step forward when others need you, even when your own journey is nearly complete. Today, we have the Honor of remembering SGT Jopek through a Til Valhalla Project memorial plaque, ensuring his name and story continue to be shared. He volunteered for one more mission. We will continue to Honor him for generations to come. If you know a Fallen Hero whose story deserves to be remembered, you can apply for a memorial plaque at no cost to the applicant or recipient: https://mission-hub.tilvalhallaproject.com/memorial-plaque-application#step-1 Rest easy, Soldier. Til Valhalla, Brother. 🇺🇸
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Oct 24, 2026Instagram
Shop for Veterans Day
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Oct 23, 2026Meta Ads
Every Veteran deserves to feel appreciated and know their service mattered. That idea is simple, but it is the reason this Veterans Day collection matters to us. We created the What Our Heroes Fought For Tee as a reminder that service should never be forgotten, and sacrifice should never go unseen. It is a way to wear support in a real, visible way and remind Veterans that what they gave still means something. For Veterans Day, we dropped the tee from $29.95 to $19.99, and we’re also including a free Support Veterans bracelet while supplies last. If you already purchased at full price, we’ll make it right and refund the difference. Veterans Day is getting closer, and so is the shipping cutoff. 🇺🇸 Link in bio
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Oct 23, 2026Instagram
Honor Our Heroes This Veterans Day
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Oct 22, 2026Meta Ads
Every Veteran has a reason they raised their hand. Maybe it was family tradition. A sense of duty. A desire to serve something bigger than themselves. A need for direction. A chance to build a different future. But the reason someone joins is only part of the story. We want to hear what serving came to mean to you. What did your time in uniform teach you? What did it give you? What did you carry with you after you came home? And if you wear T.V.P., tell us what the message you chose means to you personally. Drop your story in the comments or send it to us. We want to hear the stories behind the service and behind the messages you carry forward. 🇺🇸 And thanks to the supporter who pointed out our typo! Every once in awhile we like to show that we are real people!
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Oct 22, 2026Instagram
For some Veterans, healing has four paws and a heartbeat. A dog can’t erase what someone has been through. But they can bring routine back into the day. Give someone a reason to get outside. Break the silence in an empty room. Offer comfort without asking a single question. Sometimes support looks like a conversation. Sometimes it looks like a leash by the door, a head resting on your knee, or a dog who somehow knows when you need them close. On National Pets for Veterans Day, we’re recognizing the animals who become companions, steadying forces, and family for the Veterans who need them most. Because sometimes the smallest presence can make the biggest difference. 🇺🇸
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Oct 21, 2026Instagram
Introducing the Sherpa-Lined Flannel Jacket for Fall
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Oct 21, 2026Meta Ads
There is something about seeing the flag that makes you stand a little taller. Behind it are generations of people who raised their hand, left home, missed birthdays, carried responsibility most of us will never fully understand, and kept going anyway. Veterans Day is a chance to slow down and remember that service does not end when the uniform comes off. The stories stay. The sacrifices stay. The pride stays. Our Veterans Day collection was created with that in mind: to honor those who served, and to carry a little of that meaning forward. 🇺🇸 Check out our stories for our new collection.
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Oct 20, 2026Instagram
New Motivational Tee Drop Promoting Charity
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Oct 20, 2026Meta Ads
The hardest days often make the smallest things feel enormous. A meal you did not have to plan. A ride you did not have to ask for twice. Someone remembering the appointment. Someone saying, “No need to respond. I just wanted you to know I’m thinking about you.” That kind of care rarely makes a big entrance. But when someone is already carrying treatment, fear, exhaustion, work, family, and everything else life refuses to pause, practical support can feel like someone taking one small corner of the weight. Breast Cancer Awareness Month is also a reminder to show up in ways that are useful, gentle, and consistent.
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Oct 19, 2026Instagram
Discover Your New Charitable Tee Collection
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Oct 19, 2026Meta Ads
A picture really can say a thousand words. 🇺🇸 Nathan, a T.V.P. Supporter, sent us this photo from his daughter’s volleyball game, and it stopped us for a second. No staged moment. No big speech. Just someone standing for the flag, wearing a shirt that carries a message about honoring Heroes, while life continues all around him. These are the moments that remind us why this mission matters. Honor does not have to be loud. Sometimes it looks like simply remembering who came before us, carrying their names, and teaching the next generation to do the same. Thank you, Nathan, for sharing this with us and for representing the mission in a way that speaks for itself. 🇺🇸
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Oct 16, 2026Instagram
Discover Our New Arrivals
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Oct 16, 2026Meta Ads
Shop the Suicide Prevention Collection - Spread Hope
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Oct 15, 2026Meta Ads
A Veterans Day collection should begin with the Veteran, not the product. The person who raised a hand and said yes. The family that adjusted around orders and deployments. The stories that followed them home. The pride, humor, friendships, hard seasons, and pieces of service that become part of who they are long after the uniform is put away. That is the heart behind this year’s Veterans Day collection. The first pieces are here, created around gratitude that should feel personal — not performative. Today in Stories, we’re sharing the new tees, hoodie, pin, and silicone band and the meaning carried in each one. Hurry to get yours now! Check out our stories for the collection.
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Oct 15, 2026Instagram
Not every Soldier fights on the front lines. Some make sure those on the front lines have everything they need to fight. For more than 17 years, SSG Quitman M. Castillo, U.S. Army, dedicated his life to serving his country, including two tours in Vietnam. Born on December 19, 1939, in Sledge, Mississippi, SSG Castillo served as a 76P Stock Control Supplyman, a critical role responsible for ensuring ammunition, fuel, equipment, and essential parts reached the Soldiers who depended on them. During the Vietnam War, he completed two tours of duty, serving from April 1968 to April 1969 and again from December 1970 to April 1972. Behind every military operation is a network of Soldiers whose work makes the mission possible. SSG Castillo was one of those Soldiers, helping keep supplies moving where they were needed most. Over his 17 and a half years of dedicated service, he earned several military decorations, including the Purple Heart, Bronze Star Medal, and four Good Conduct Medals. On April 13, 2000, SSG Castillo passed away from health complications at the age of 60. Today, we have the Honor of remembering his service through a Til Valhalla Project memorial plaque. His story reminds us that every role matters, every sacrifice deserves recognition, and every Fallen Hero deserves to be remembered. If you know a Fallen Hero whose legacy deserves to be Honored, you can apply for a memorial plaque at no cost to the applicant or recipient: https://mission-hub.tilvalhallaproject.com/memorial-plaque-application#step-1 Rest easy, Soldier. Til Valhalla, Brother. 🇺🇸
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Oct 14, 2026Instagram
New Hoodie Collection Launch
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Oct 14, 2026Meta Ads
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