Brian Steet, a combat veteran who founded the flag of courage in 2015, said his flag-raising business believes in “the American supply chain, the American workers, the American spirit.”
In the case of Valor’s flags – a business owned by a veteran and shipped over 96,000 flags to your door throughout the country – the phrase “Made in America” ​​is at the basis of everything it symbolizes.
“For over a decade, we’ve said the same thing: we’re making American wood from American wood and American hand-made American wood,” Valor founder and military veteran Brian Steorts told Fox Business. “And we do that while giving back to important causes. We support veterans, educate young people, and honor service and sacrifice at every stage.”
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Founded in Virginia in 2015, Valor’s flag is known for its handmade wooden US flags, military and first responder flags. The business currently has 10 employees, most of whom are veterans and military spouses.
Currently, Valor’s flag has 10 employees, most of whom are veterans and military spouses. (Bear of courage)
According to Steorts, each material that Valor team flags use from woodworking tools to tape in shipping boxes is sourced from American companies.
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“We believe that is the only way we should do that,” Steorts said.
Steorts, a nine-time battle veteran, served as an air troop unit in the US and later as an Air Force Special Operations pilot.
In 2013, he was injured from one of the developments and went into woodwork after returning from breaking “mentally and physically” breaking. During that same period, Steorts lost four friends in the battle, and his sister died in a mental health struggle.
Founded in Winchester, Virginia in 2015, Valor’s flag is known for its handmade wooden US flags, military and first responder flags. (Bear of courage)
“I wanted something patriotic on the walls of my house. It means something,” Steorts said. “I found therapy in (woodworking), and I found charity by donating to fellow widows who passed my first number of flags.
Today’s flag of Valor’s bestselling products is a wooden US flag, but the business also sells patriotic home and office decorations, awards, commemorative displays, corporate gifts, employee recognition, Christmas decorations, clothing and accessories, Steorts said.
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“One of the most important things we do right now is building a memorial flag case because our heroes deserve a final resting place for flags made by veteran-owned American companies made overseas,” he said.
The flag of Valor founder Brian Steorts was painted in the White House in 2017 with President Donald Trump. (Bear of courage)
In addition to hiring veterans, Valor’s flag was also returned by donating $1.7 million to a veteran-management nonprofit.
During the Covid-19 pandemic, the company has also launched a children’s flag building kit. This is a practical activity that helps educate children about the history and values ​​that the American flag represents. Each year, between Veterans Day and Anniversary Week, thousands of students across the country use kits to create their own American flags.
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“We believe in educating young people and passing on freedom to the next generation,” Steorts said. “It’s more than a project: patriotism, education and most importantly maintaining what’s most important.”
