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It is…but a word of warning….this company peddles some of the eco friendly green sustainabilty stuff also. Smart marketing on their part, but this company is not exactly the Chick Fil-A of bottling. They ask kids to become “Sustainability Officers” on their website…...

“...some of the eco friendly green sustainabilty stuff also. Smart marketing on their part....”

I’ll just view it in my mom’s old-fashioned way of thinking that buying water is really wasteful. Of money that is. Going to their website now.

From their website: AKIMA, Wash. – July 1, 2013 – Liberty Bottleworks will continue its support of the Special Operations Warrior Foundation during the month of July, donating $7 from the sale of each of the company’s “Freedom” collection bottles to the Florida-based organization.

Last year Liberty sent proceeds from all online sales for 10 days to the Special Operations Warrior Foundation, which provides scholarship grants, education and counseling to the surviving children of special ops personnel who are killed, as well as financial assistance to wounded soldiers and their families.

“The Special Ops Warrior Foundation has quickly become one of our favorite groups to work with to say ‘Thank You’ to our country’s warriors because they do such amazing work,” said Liberty Co-Founder and COO Ryan Clark. “This is just one small way to honor those who put their lives on the line and show our appreciation for what they do.”

Liberty supports many military causes year-round through efforts such as donating custom bottles for fundraisers benefiting fallen service members and working to provide employment for any veterans in the Yakima area in need of a job.

Liberty’s “Freedom” collection includes designs from Rosie the Riveter to an American Flag. All Freedom bottles purchased from www.LibertyBottles.com during July will contribute $7 each to the SOWF.

Well if that just smart marketing I wish more progressive as well as conservative companies marketed this way.