Plano, Texas-based Stryve Foods has announced its partnership with Folds of Honor, a nonprofit that provides scholarships to the families of America’s fallen and disabled service members.
The nonprofit also helps by partnering with brands, such as Stryve Foods, in order to achieve the goals that allow for academic pursuits. Since 2007, more than 35,000 scholarships have been awarded for kindergarten-12 grade and higher education, with 91 percent of donated funds going to scholarships.
Folds of Honor has partnered with major brands, such as Rite Aid, Budweiser, Quick Trip, Major League Baseball and Delta Airlines. It has also had the support of George W. Bush, Larry the Cable Guy and Dierks Bentley.
“Folds of Honor is proud to team up with Stryve Foods,” Dan Rooney said. “We believe this partnership will bring great awareness to the mission of Folds of Honor and aid in increasing the scholarship funding available to the families of American heroes. Together we will honor the legacy of the fallen and injured by paving a brighter future.”
Stryve Foods is supporting Folds of Honor by displaying the badge across Stryve Foods packaging. Its products, which can be found at retailers and major grocery stores nationwide, will display the badge to increase awareness of the product and support the families of those service members.
“Our mission at Stryve Foods has always been about expanding the meat snack category with better for you options while setting a new, higher standard of taste,” said Chris Boever, CEO.
“The standard to which we hold our products lends into how we align with other brands and organizations, especially those in support of worthy causes. Our partnership with Folds of Honor truly is an honor, as this will allow Stryve Foods to give back and showcase the important work such an organization is putting forth in the community.”
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