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Founded in 2016, Homesick makes fragrance and lifestyle products designed to turn memories of places, people and moments into scents for the home. Its signature candles are developed with input from local communities—sometimes 30 to 100 people per candle—and poured in small batches using a natural soy wax blend. The range spans location-inspired fragrances, meaningful occasions and licensed pop-culture memories, including a FRIENDS™ Central Perk candle.
Homestat Farm, Ltd. keeps long-running American hot-cereal brands in production, with Maypo, Wheatena and Maltex manufactured at its Highspire, Pennsylvania facility. The Dublin, Ohio company acquired these brands and the Highspire operation in 2001, and has since been owned by family-owned Camden Holdings, which purchased Homestat Farm in 2014. Its portfolio also includes G. Washington’s Seasoning and Broth, while its cereal business carries forward the heritage of brands dating to the 19th century.
From a 19th-century barn beside Pennsylvania’s Tow Path and the Delaware River, Homestead Coffee Roasters has been sourcing and roasting coffee since 2006. Now a second-generation coffee roaster, the family-run company works exclusively with small farms and cooperatives, refining its coffees through careful tasting while using recyclable boxes and backyard-compostable bags. It also supports wholesale partners with equipment, training, and ongoing coffee-program guidance.
Since 1986, Homestead Custom Cabinetry has been known for the Lancaster County craftsmanship of its “Craftsmen of Character,” who create custom cabinetry with the feel and care of fine furniture. The company works with designers and homeowners to shape cabinetry around each project, from initial design support through delivery.
Family-owned and veteran-owned, Homestead Implements grew from Lee Lodestro’s experience as a lifelong tractor owner and co-owner of Jamestown Advanced Products. In Jamestown, New York, its team makes American-made tractor attachments in a 179,000-square-foot facility, testing them on its own homesteads and drawing on nearly four decades of manufacturing experience.
More than 150 years of industrial history sit behind Homestead Valve, an Olson Technologies division whose plug-valve tradition dates to 1892. From its Pennsylvania roots, the company designs and manufactures valves for infrastructure and industrial applications, with its Series 120 AWWA eccentric plug valve built for water and wastewater service. Long-serving staff, including one employee who joined Homestead in 1991, reflect the continuity of the operation.
Homestyles makes ready-to-assemble home furniture designed to bring timeless style and practical storage to everyday rooms. Based in Dubuque, Iowa, the company pairs flat-pack, damage-free shipping with simple assembly and a U.S.-based customer service team, offering pieces such as its ornate Spindle bedroom furniture and weathered Seaside Lodge collection.
In Centerport, Hometown Bakeshop turns family flavors into from-scratch sweet and savory pies, breakfast fare, and other baked treats. The family-run shop uses fresh, all-natural ingredients and stands out as a peanut-free bakery with gluten-free options, including gluten-free versions of its sweet pies and quiches. Its catering menu serves gatherings ranging from small family occasions to parties of 100 guests.
Hometown Food Company is a baking-food company that owns established American baking brands and operates manufacturing facilities across the United States. Formed in 2018, it is headquartered in Chicago and also provides contract manufacturing, with a 640,000-square-foot Toledo facility and 12 production lines described on its site.
Formerly part of Westinghouse, Pittsburgh-area Homewood Energy Services makes engineered replacement motors and emergency lighting for nuclear and industrial equipment, helping operators extend the life of legacy systems. Established in 2002, the company draws on more than 20,000 original Westinghouse drawings and specifications to reproduce direct replacements, while its 10CFR50 Appendix B Quality Program supports nuclear-grade, seismically qualified solutions. HES serves power plants in more than 50 countries.
Founded in 1989, Homewood Health Care handcrafts custom laminate and wood furnishings for hospital labor and delivery units and other patient-care spaces. The veteran-owned small business has expanded from its original L&D focus to serve military hospitals around the globe, offering design support and turnkey furnishing solutions. Its Ohio-made work is built by skilled woodworkers with finishes selected to withstand the chemicals, moisture, and daily wear of medical facilities.
A former Westinghouse division, Pittsburgh-based Homewood Sales Corporation supplies and supports industrial and power-distribution equipment, making exact-fit replacement parts and units to original Westinghouse specifications. Operating since 1924, the company preserves more than 20 million original records—including 20,000 Westinghouse technical and manufacturing drawings—to extend the life of legacy equipment. Its Pittsburgh laboratories have provided calibration services since 1965, with NIST-traceable work and nuclear quality programs maintained since 1986.
Led by principal artisan Firas Al-Homsi, Homsi Leather creates entirely custom leatherwork, from one-off pieces to fitted interior installations. Firas is a fourth-generation leather craftsman, carrying family knowledge into a workshop that handcrafts each project with time-tested materials and techniques. The company also coordinates with tanneries, blacksmiths and carpenters when a project calls for a broader interior solution.
Founded in Taiwan in 1974, Hon Hai Precision Industry is the company behind Foxconn, a technology manufacturer that grew from mold-making into a global electronics manufacturing services business. Its integrated model links design with production for customers across consumer, cloud and computing markets, supported by sites in more than 20 countries and regions.
From its Muscatine, Iowa headquarters, HON makes office furniture that helps workplaces, classrooms, and healthcare settings function better. The company pairs practical engineering with flexible design, from its adaptable Ignition seating to workspaces built for changing needs, and presents those ideas in showrooms across four U.S. cities as well as virtual spaces.
Since 1985, Honda’s U.S. manufacturing presence has grown from the small Anna Engine Plant operation into a network of specialized facilities employing thousands of associates across several states. Its Marysville, Ohio, operation is especially notable for producing more than 15 million vehicles since 1982, while the Performance Manufacturing Center combines advanced technology with hands-on craftsmanship for low-volume specialty vehicles.
Founded in 2014, Honeoye Falls Distillery was a small-batch craft distillery rooted in traditional methods and a passion for quality spirits. The Honeoye Falls, New York, business operated until closing its doors in 2023, leaving behind a strong connection with its customers and community.
Founded by Nathan in late 2021, Honest Arc LLC brings maintenance and light repair directly to locally owned businesses across south-central Pennsylvania, helping keep diverse equipment and vehicles on the job. Its mobile shop handles on-site diagnosis, repairs, and welding or fabrication when equipment cannot be brought in, while consulting services support ongoing fleet maintenance. Nathan developed his trade through a five-year mentorship with master mechanics and holds an AWS D1.1 welding certificate.
Honey Buz grew from a beekeeper’s understanding of honeybees, natural remedies, and the need to protect pollinators. Based in Sussex County, New Jersey, it creates natural honey-and-hemp personal-care products for people seeking alternatives to harsh ingredients, including plastic-saving shampoo bars and gentle pet care. The company sources honey through its own apiary and local beekeeper community while supporting local farms.
Founded by Noah Phillips, the son of a beekeeper, New York-based Honey Department makes raw honey for everyday use, slowly thickened into a smooth, buttery texture and packaged in squeezable aluminum tubes. Its signature Thick Honey is a single-source blend of wildflower and mesquite blossom honey from the highlands of Central Mexico, designed to move honey from the occasional jar to the kitchen counter, office drawer or bag.