There was a time-—I was around in the 1950s-—when an appeal to a company’s patriotism would win out if there was ever a question of a company’s decision helping or harming the USA. Companies proudly put the nation first, know that was the right thing to do and was ultimately in their own self interest, anyway. Now corporations don’t see past the next fiscal year or even the next fiscal quarter. ANYTHING to hit the objectives for the quarter, because execs are largely paid bonus on achieving quarterly or yearly objectives, and that can be the bulk of their compensation.
Seems like when the Cold War ended patriotism became passé.
If you're more patriotic than most Americans --especially when it comes to money-- then you might consider sending gift donations to the U.S. Treasury. Every years millions are donated, in 2012 alone $7,749,618.27 was collected.