Links & Resources

The classic USA Magnets and More links page was a product of its era — a friendly exchange wall of fellow small businesses and community sites. This restored version keeps the spirit but raises the bar: these are the organizations and references we actually pointed customers to over the years, the authorities behind the causes our magnets carried.

Military & Veteran Support

• USO — supporting service members and their families at every stage, from deployment send-offs to homecomings. The organization our troop-support customers asked about most.
• U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs — benefits, health care and memorial resources for the veterans so many of our patriotic ribbons honored.
• Library of Congress — Yellow Ribbon Tradition — the American Folklife Center's definitive history of the symbol that built this catalog.

Health & Awareness Causes

• American Cancer Society — screening guidance, patient support and the research mission behind every pink ribbon we printed.
• National Cancer Institute — the federal government's home for evidence-based cancer information, including survivorship resources.
• Autism Speaks — advocacy and family resources for the community behind the puzzle-piece ribbon.

First Responders

• National Volunteer Fire Council — the national voice of the volunteer fire and EMS services our public service ribbons saluted.
• National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund — honoring fallen officers and supporting their families.

Around This Site

The most-requested pages from the classic store, all preserved: the complete product catalog, the fundraising playbook with the real margins, the magnet care guide, the custom design process, and the personalization fonts and artwork library.

A note on the old link wall: the original page traded links with other small sites of the 2000s web, most of which are gone now. We've chosen not to recreate dead links for nostalgia's sake — the resources above are current, authoritative and genuinely useful, which is what a links page owed its readers then and owes them now. Suggestions for additions are welcome through the contact page.

A Standard for What We Link

Every link above meets the test the old exchange wall couldn't: it's an organization we'd point a customer to in person — a federal resource, a national charity, or the definitive historical reference for the symbols on our magnets. Nothing here traded a link for a link.