NEW YORK – November 04, 2026 -- Tailored Brands' Threads of Valor campaign has raised more than $22 million since 2022 for military and Veteran nonprofits across the U.S. and Canada, funded by customer checkout contributions and an annual $1.15 million commitment from the retailer.
U.S. campaign raises $3.6 million from 1.4 million customer contributions
This year in the U.S., customers made 1.4 million contributions totaling more than $3.6 million, with additional funding from Tailored Brands. The money supports six nonprofits: Fisher House Foundation, Hire Heroes USA, K9s For Warriors, Semper Fi & America's Fund, Soldiers' Angels and Stop Soldier Suicide.
Customers can add $1, $3, $5 or more at checkout in Men's Wearhouse, Jos. A. Bank and K&G stores in the U.S. and in Moores stores in Canada.
Canadian arm collects $442,000 with a $150,000 company match
In Canada, 145,000 customer contributions and the company's $150,000 donation match produced more than $442,000 this year. The funds went to True Patriot Love, which supports mental health, physical rehabilitation and transition programs for the military community.
Since the campaign expanded to Canada in 2024, it has raised more than $1.4 million for programs reaching more than 3,300 Canadian service members, Veterans and military families.
Beneficiaries report hiring, housing and mental health outcomes
Tailored Brands cited the following results from the funded organizations:
- Fisher House Foundation: New U.S. Fisher House locations will provide more than 10,000 nights of free lodging each year for military and Veteran families.
- Hire Heroes USA: Supported 6,500 Veteran and military-spouse hires, generating $383.5 million in direct economic impact, and more than 5,000 junior enlisted service members moving into civilian careers.
- K9s For Warriors: Sponsored 29 Service Dogs and contributed $500,000 toward upgrades to its Service Dog training facility.
- Semper Fi & America's Fund: Supported more than 1,600 critically wounded, ill and injured service members, Veterans and family members.
- Stop Soldier Suicide: Helped provide more than 15,000 hours of mental health care to more than 6,000 Veterans and service members.
- True Patriot Love: Helped fund 56 programs across 37 organizations serving more than 6,700 service members, Veterans and families in Canada.
- Soldiers' Angels: Supported care programs in VA hospitals, care packages for deployed service members and resources for military and Veteran families.
CEO ties the program to a network of more than 1,000 stores
CEO John Tighe said the campaign runs through more than 1,000 stores across North America and reflects the company's "Win Together" value, adding that its significance extends beyond dollar amounts.