R. Riveter Gives Back

It’s no surprise that we are stronger when we work together and advocate for each other. The same principle applies to our fight in bringing awareness to knowing your risk for breast cancer because early detection saves lives. The gals at R.Riveter felt our own namesake, Rosie the Riveter, perfectly captures the “can do” attitude and community support necessary to this fight. In her time, the icon was meant to encourage women that we can do whatever it is we put our minds to. This led to an uptick in women joining the workforce as their spouses headed off to war. Her internal strength is admirable. We’ve partnered up with breastcancer.org to “fight like Rosie” as the ultimate female empowerment duo. We believe education is key when it comes to breast cancer. For the months of September and October, we will be donating a portion of the sales from our Fight Like Rosie Collection to support this organization. Each bag will come with a pink support tag.

April 2021 is Month of the Military Child. As a military spouse owned company, R.Riveter knows first-hand the resilience a family of a service member must possess. WE understand the challenges that come with the lifestyle and know it is not always easy to get support. We know it is not easy making frequent moves, being apart from a parent, or having to continually adjust to new norms. This purple print honors the kids who have sacrificed right alongside their parent in the military. We have partnered with the Military Child Education Coalition to donate 10% of net sales now through May to support their mission. They aim to advocate for the children of military parents so that they are equipped to move on to their next life stage whether that be grade school, college, or the working world.  

 Their coalition serves a community consisting of public school districts, private schools, colleges and universities, small businesses and corporations, organizations, military commands and installations, military families, and caring individuals across our Nation.  

Holbrook Farms is a nonprofit charity dedicated to providing all-expense paid retreats for families who have lost their loved ones in military service. R.Riveter is honored and privileged to support Gold Star families through donations made to Holbrook Farms.

Anglers from the around the world make it a point tovisit the Bozeman, Montana-based SimmsFishing Products (SIMMS) headquarters when fishing some of the best streams, rivers and lakes in the country.  This could be renowned fishing guides,state or United States Senators, global leaders or even Supreme Court Justices.  Every few weeks in the summer, you will also see service men and women that come to Simms through the Warriors & Quiet WatersFoundation’s FXprogram (Warriors & Quiet Waters Foundation), which Simms has been a sponsor since the Warriors & Quiet Waters launch in 2007. Support of W&QWF goes hand-in-hand with Simms' long-standing commitment to support efforts that help those that have or are serving our country.  

Simms has teamed up with R.Riveter to provide scrap wader fabric and excess material to utilize in our high-quality Dopp Kits and handbags. Not only does this repurpose fabric and prevent waste, it also establishes a relationship between two brands that value handcrafted quality and a commitment to those who have sacrificed the most.

From Conventional Units to Special Forces ‘Teams’, TroopsDirect functions as THE non-profit on-demand supply line for American units based anywhere on the globe. "If they can’t get it…we’ll get it for them!" TroopsDirect communicates with our service members daily providing detailed medical, operational & K9 support at no expense to the unit.

Their sole objective is making them the safest and most effective Soldiers, Marines, Airmen and Sailors that they can. "This is our commitment to them and their bravery."

The Green Beret Foundation provides direct and continuous support to the Green Beret Community and its families. The Green Beret Foundation facilitates the transition of Green Berets and their families whether that transition is from wounds sustained in combat, illness, injury or “merely” from numerous deployments and/or retirement.