Hardwire has been a leading manufacturer of protective armor for two decades, producing armor systems trusted and used by the military, law enforcement, municipalities, private businesses, consumers, and school systems. Who – Diverse, tight core team with worldwide partners What – Creative material based, scientific solutions Where – Pocomoke headquarters, worldwide distribution

Salisbury is a family owned company of proud and dedicated artisans who recognize the importance of preserving our heritage while creating new and exciting products that are sure to become tomorrow’s treasured heirlooms. Salisbury’s products are produced to the highest quality standards. Our various collections have been designed to capture the spirit of American life. We continually develop and refine new products in an effort to provide the most elegant and unique pieces possible. Salisbury makes lines in three different types of metals: pewter, sterling silver, and cast aluminum. Salisbury’s pewter and sterling silver items are created and handcrafted in the U.S.A., right in our factory in Easton, MD. Salisbury’s line of cast aluminum products are American by design. Ideas, designs, and prototypes are all created right here in our Easton, MD facility. The products are then sand cast in a facility in Mexico and they return to be finished by our artisans here in Maryland. Salisbury has been producing fine, hand-crafted metal products since 1979. We take pride in the products we create for you and we sincerely hope you and your family enjoy them for a very long time.

Signtex, Inc was incorporated in 1989 as a manufacturer of architectural sign systems and lighting products, operating from its own facilities in Maryland. Today, the Signtex design team combines decades of experience in the creation and manufacture of innovative lighting products and systems. Since 1967.

Founded in 1987, Habitat for Humanity of Wicomico County is a non-profit, ecumenical Christian housing ministry, affiliated with Habitat for Humanity International. Our mission is to build homes, communities, and hope. We work to eliminate substandard housing by providing simple, decent homes for families in need. By providing a hand-up rather than a hand-out. Habitat helps families realize their dream of owning a home. Families who qualify are able to experience homeownership through a commitment of sweat equity, a 30-year low interest mortgage and the expectation that they will continue to support other Habitat projects. Since 1987 we have served over 90 families with affordable home ownership. Each year, nearly 700 volunteers serve our mission with their hearts and hands helping us build and rehab homes for low-income families. We also link repair programs to low-income homeowners and fund repair projects to low-income homeowners, having completed 126 repairs since 2013. We fund the mission with proceeds from our two ReStore thrift shops, mortgage repayments as well as generous donations from individuals and business donations, charitable grants, foundations, and special events. Our signature annual event is Chefs for Habitat, which occurs every winter. Properties are acquired through donations, purchases from landowners or an agreement with local government, often with the aid of government grants. Habitat houses are built with volunteers working alongside the Habitat Partner Families.