Celememorate 2026
Three milestones in one year: the 250th of July 4, 1776, the 150th of Colorado statehood, and the 25th of September 11, 2001. Wear, drink, and donate — every shirt, hat, and mug carries a fixed donation amount that goes back to the veterans and youth programs supporting our community.
Three anniversaries, one year
Each piece of merchandise carries the Celememorate 2026 emblem with all three dates. One small object, three weights of history.
The Declaration of Independence. America’s semiquincentennial — a number we won’t see on a t-shirt again in our lifetimes.
Colorado statehood — the Centennial State turns one and a half centuries old in 2026. A fitting year to be a Colorado shop.
A quarter-century since the attacks and the rescue effort that followed. We honor the first responders, the K-9s, and the families who carry it.
Donation Disclosure
Top Edge will donate $5 from every Celememorate T-shirt sold, $5 from every Celememorate hat sold, and $3 from every Celememorate mug sold, split between Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 1106, GWHS JROTC, and Quilts of Valor. Purchases are not tax-deductible as charitable contributions. Top Edge is a for-profit business collecting payment for merchandise and will donate the stated portion after the campaign.
Pick a piece. Make a donation happen.
Native checkout for fundraiser merchandise only — Rough Country and other install items still go through quote / install request as usual.
Three groups, equally split
Each donation amount above is divided equally between the three organizations after the campaign closes. Read more on Top Edge Veteran & Community Support.
Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 1106
Local chapter advocating for Vietnam-era veterans and their families across Colorado.
GWHS JROTC
Junior ROTC cadets at George Washington High School in Denver — leadership and citizenship training.
Quilts of Valor
Hand-stitched quilts presented to service members and veterans touched by war.
Press & community coverage
Local newsrooms have covered the Mudrock’s Tap & Tavern flag-replacement work that became Celememorate 2026 — from the Marshall Fire through Florida hurricanes and the LA fires.
Louisville fundraiser to replace military honor flags
How Mudrock’s Tap & Tavern started replacing ceremonial flags lost to disaster.
Read on 9news.com →Sending memorial flags to hurricane victims
A Colorado business quietly running multi-state veteran-family relief.
Read on denver7.com →Denver community rallies around TSA agents
Free meals, car services, and supplies for unpaid TSA workers at DIA during the federal shutdown.
9News on-air segment, reporter Kennedy Cook
Stop by the photo-op stand
Celememorate 2026 has a commemorative photo cutout traveling with the campaign. If you scanned the QR code at an event, you’re in the right place — pick a piece of merch and we’ll handle the rest.
Read about Top Edge Veteran Support →Donation Disclosure
Top Edge will donate $5 from every Celememorate T-shirt sold, $5 from every Celememorate hat sold, and $3 from every Celememorate mug sold, split between Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 1106, GWHS JROTC, and Quilts of Valor. Purchases are not tax-deductible as charitable contributions. Top Edge is a for-profit business collecting payment for merchandise and will donate the stated portion after the campaign.
Questions about the fundraiser?
Email or stop by either Top Edge shop. We’ll handle pickup, sizing, or anything else that needs a person on the other end.