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Updated · Fox News · Jul 2

Lee Greenwood Relaunches 3-Bottle Soldier Valley Spirits Line for America’s 250th Birthday

Updated

Updated · Fox News · Jul 2

Lee Greenwood Relaunches 3-Bottle Soldier Valley Spirits Line for America’s 250th Birthday

Q: With veteran support central to its brand, what portion of sales actually reaches the heroes it aims to honor?

The clearest disclosed figure is **$1 per bottle sold**. While Soldier Valley Spirits’ public messaging says “a portion of the proceeds” supports veteran and first-responder charities, the additional reporting indicates the company has specified that **one dollar from every bottle** goes to those causes. That means the support is tied to unit sales, not described as a percentage of revenue or profit. What remains unclear is the **share of total sales** that $1 represents. Without bottle prices, wholesale-retail splits, or margin data, it is not possible to calculate what percentage of each sale ultimately reaches veterans and first responders. In other words, the company has disclosed a per-bottle donation, but not enough financial detail to show how large that is relative to total sales. The beneficiaries named in coverage include **Helping a Hero, Tunnels to Towers Foundation, and Folds of Honor**, with other references also citing groups such as **AMVETS, Disabled American Veterans, and Omaha National Cemetery**. So, for consumers asking how much reaches the heroes the brand says it honors, the best documented answer is this: **$1 from each bottle sold is directed to veteran and first-responder nonprofits, but the company has not publicly detailed the percentage of sales or proceeds that amount represents.**

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Lee Greenwood has revived Soldier Valley Spirits after the original distillery closed in 2024, tying the relaunch to America’s 250th birthday celebrations.
A portion of every bottle sold goes to veteran and first-responder charities, including Helping a Hero, Tunnels to Towers and Folds of Honor.
The America’s 250th Birthday Collection includes whiskey, bourbon and vodka in World War II-inspired canteen-shaped bottles designed by a former Army sergeant.
Greenwood, 83, said the brand is expanding into as many stores as possible while also selling online and shipping to most states.
The relaunch extends Greenwood’s long military-support profile, which includes more than 30 USO tours and a planned performance at Friday’s Countdown 250 Ball in Washington.