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Founded in 2009 by Chanel Turner at age 25, FOU-DRÉ Vodka makes ultra-premium vodka distilled in North Charleston, South Carolina, with fruit flavors infused at the point of distillation. Turner’s company identifies her as the first African American woman to own and operate a vodka brand, and its 100% non-GMO corn vodka is made in America and certified gluten-free. FOU-DRÉ has received recognition including a 2013 Beverly Hills International Spirit Awards gold medal and a 2015 Sip Awards Consumer Choice award.
From its Canadian base, foufouBRANDS designs pet lifestyle products that pair bright, playful styling with everyday function. Its fouFIT line is known for Hide ’n Seek Nosework toys and feeders that turn meals and play into mental stimulation, while its natural treats are sourced and made in Canada. The company also develops fashionable, functional dog apparel through its foufoudog brand, including the Bodyguard all-weather pants and coat.
Found & Fixed is a worker-owned cooperative in the Hudson Valley that repairs, refinishes, and reimagines solid-wood and wood-veneer furniture. Founded in 2022, the Highland shop keeps usable pieces out of landfills while preserving their age and character rather than forcing them to look brand new. The team also creates and sells its own furniture, often using reclaimed, salvaged, or scrap materials.
In Cleveland, Found Surface brings designers, engineers, operators, and technicians together around a more sustainable future for U.S. apparel manufacturing. The vertically integrated company develops and makes American-made soft goods for brands and makers, keeping its sampling and production work in-house while helping train Cleveland residents for garment-manufacturing careers.
North Canton’s Foundation Manufacturing specializes in Swiss and micromachining, producing small, slender, intricate parts with extreme accuracy—often completing complex components in a single operation. The small company serves demanding applications from electronics and medical devices to aerospace, working across metals and polymers while using environmentally cleaner cutting fluid and pursuing a paperless, fully recyclable operation. Its capabilities run from prototypes to large-volume production, with ISO-standard work and domestic and international shipping support.
Foundation Printing provides top-notch silk-screening, embroidery, and promotional item printing services with a passion for design and commitment to excellence. They have over 15 years of experience in the branding and printing industry.
Foundation Systems & Anchors, Inc. manufactures and supplies threaded rod products and related steel components at its 70,000-plus-square-foot facility in Canton, Ohio. Founded in 1991, the company serves infrastructure, electric utility, and commercial construction customers, with products made to project specifications and domestically produced when required.
With a 90-plus-year health and wellness heritage, Foundation Wellness makes comfort and pain-relief products while also manufacturing custom engineered foam components for other brands. Based in Wadsworth, Ohio, the company operates U.S. manufacturing and distribution centers and an international location in Vietnam, with long-standing expertise in molded and fabricated engineered foams. Its family of consumer brands includes PowerStep, CURREX, Foot Petals, and FLAT SOCKS.
Foundations makes purpose-built furnishings and equipment for professional child-care environments, from commercial cribs to the Gaggle multi-child strollers used by caregivers. Unlike residential suppliers, it designs for the rigors of daily institutional use, with products tested to meet or exceed relevant safety standards and compliance documentation available for its equipment. Its patented contributions to commercial childcare and dedicated support resources reflect a company focused squarely on the needs of early-childhood programs, home daycares, and institutional facilities.
With more than 30 years of core-making experience, Founders Sand Cores produces sand cores for foundries, from established production work to complex new designs. The Deerfield, Ohio shop is notable for pairing traditional cold- and hot-box work with 3D-printed sand cores, a capability it began developing in 2024. Founders also researches 3D-printed foundry tooling and sand reclamation as it helps customers move prototypes and difficult castings toward production.
Founded in 2022, Foundrion Group brings together 12 independently operated sand-casting foundries across the United States and Canada. The group combines more than 600 years of foundry experience with a 9,000-plus-pattern inventory, giving manufacturers regional access to broad casting expertise while preserving each foundry’s local accountability. Its network supports projects ranging from everyday industrial components to demanding aerospace and energy castings.
Founder-owned FountFleet traces its roots to Joe Manno’s 2014 Pennsylvania business, which began with a push mower before becoming Utilitac and then taking its current name in 2026. Today, the independent company serves public agencies nationwide from its Ridgway headquarters and regional network, building fleet vehicles with unusually transparent quotes and a lifetime installation warranty. More than 500 agencies have used its service across 49 states.
Four Ambition is an owner-run Dayton, Ohio shop built from Shannon Thomas’s 2007 basement startup on homemade equipment. After moving into a 3,000-square-foot space, the business has spent more than 17 years helping creative ventures and local organizations bring their apparel ideas to life through custom printing.
Since 1983, Four Daughters has designed, manufactured, and installed custom architectural millwork for refined commercial and institutional spaces. A member of the Beaubois family, the company pairs a boutique team’s project-by-project focus with more than 75,000 square feet of manufacturing capacity and a staff of over 88. Its Pennsylvania production facility supports work for sectors ranging from hospitality and corporate interiors to healthcare and education.
A family of cheese lovers, Four Fat Fowl grew from Sunday dinner-table dreams into a Stephentown, New York, creamery founded in 2013. The Bridgham family brings more than 30 years of combined specialty-cheese experience to locally sourced, handcrafted work, led by master cheesemaker Willy Bridgham’s 25 years in artisanal cheesemaking. Its award-winning St. Stephen reflects the Hudson Valley through milk from nearby Dutch Hollow Farm.
Founded in 2008 on a former abandoned property in Champlain, Four Maples Vineyard & Winery grows grapes and makes estate wines in New York’s Champlain Valley AVA, surrounded by the Adirondack Mountains. Its 5,600 vines are cold-hardy Nordic varieties suited to the North Country climate, and the estate takes its name from four century-old maple trees that shade the grounds. Visitors can taste the wines, picnic, or gather for events beneath the maples.
Four Paws is a small family-owned 3D printing business located in Slickville, Pennsylvania, offering custom 3D printing services for individuals and businesses. They specialize in home safety products like stove guards and control panel covers, and provide custom solutions for prototypes and finished products.
Established in 2023 as the successor to Vermilion’s Bissells Greenhouse, Four Peaks Greenhouse grows and sells seasonal plants, vegetables, and garden greenery from its Lake Erie-area greenhouse. The business is also known for custom potting and fern rentals for weddings and special events, carrying the gardening tradition of its predecessor into a new chapter.
Four Reasons makes professional and everyday hair-care products, pairing salon-focused tools with routines such as its BASE scalp-care line. The Finnish brand develops its formulas from the needs of hair professionals, with a notable emphasis on easy-to-use technical products and nearly 30 years of blonding experience behind its Luxima color range. Its salon-exclusive Professional line is designed as a practical toolkit that hairstylists can combine and recommend for individual clients.
Four Reasons makes vegan professional hair-care products, including the Color Mask line that refreshes salon color at home. Established in Finland in 1997 through parent company Miraculos Oy, the brand has grown into Finland’s most successful salon-cosmetics line, used by half of Finnish women and sold in 15 export countries. Its products are shaped by a deliberately inclusive view of beauty and a focus on sustainable production, with recyclable packaging and cruelty-free formulas.