MR. RED WHITE & BLUE

Heavyweight Patriot of the Year

Honoring the most patriotic person in America. Someone who embodies the spirit, service, and sacrifice that makes this country great. Nominate your hero and vote for the next champion.

Championship Belt

The Prize

National Honor

The Recognition

Hall of Champions

The Legacy

Hall of Champions

Heavyweight Patriots of the Year

The men and women who have been crowned with the championship belt for their extraordinary patriotism and service.

Pete Hegseth - 2023 Mr. Red White & Blue
2023

Pete Hegseth

Mr. Red White & Blue 2023

The inaugural Mr. Red White & Blue Heavyweight Patriot of the Year. A decorated Army veteran, author, and champion of American values who has dedicated his life to honoring those who serve.

Frank Siller - 2024 Mr. Red White & Blue
2024
REIGNING CHAMPION

Frank Siller

Founder, T2T.org

Mr. Red White & Blue 2024

Founder of the Tunnel to Towers Foundation (T2T.org), honoring his brother Stephen—a firefighter who gave his life on 9/11. Frank has raised hundreds of millions to support first responders, veterans, and Gold Star families across America.

2025

Charlie Kirk

2025 Nominee

Ceremony Coming Soon

Charlie Kirk — founder of Turning Point USA and a tireless advocate for American values, free enterprise, and limited government. The 2025 ceremony details will be announced soon.

The Symbol

The Championship Belt

More than a trophy. More than an award. The Mr. Red White & Blue championship belt is a symbol of everything that makes America worth fighting for.

Why a Belt?

In boxing, the heavyweight championship belt is the ultimate symbol of dominance—earned through grit, endurance, and an unwavering will to fight. It is not given. It is won.

The Mr. Red White & Blue belt carries that same weight. It represents a lifetime of service, sacrifice, and love of country. The recipient doesn't just wear it—they carry the responsibility of representing the best of America.

The Shield of Service

The center plate bears the American eagle and shield—representing the duty to protect, serve, and defend the values of this nation.

The Weight of Honor

Like a real championship belt, it carries physical weight—a reminder that patriotism is not lightweight. It demands commitment, sacrifice, and action.

The Flame of Freedom

The red, white, and blue on the strap represent the eternal flame of American freedom—a torch passed from one patriot to the next, year after year.

Red — Sacrifice

The blood shed by those who came before us. Every stripe on the flag, every scar on a veteran—red is the price of freedom.

White — Purity of Purpose

Service without agenda. Giving without expectation. The purest form of patriotism is action taken for the good of others.

Blue — Loyalty & Justice

Unwavering loyalty to community, to country, and to the principles of justice and liberty that define the American dream.

Charles O'Rourke - Creator of the Mr. Red White & Blue Award
Award Creator
The Story Behind the Award

Charles O'Rourke

Mr. Middletown • Mr. 07748 • Mr. Red White & Blue • Mr. Zip Code

The Mr. Red White & Blue Heavyweight Patriot of the Year Award was born from a deep belief that America's greatest strength lies in the everyday heroes who serve their communities, honor our veterans, and live the values that make this nation extraordinary.

As the creator of this award and the founder of Mr. Zip Code, Charles envisioned a way to shine a spotlight on the patriots who go above and beyond—not for recognition, but because it's who they are. The championship belt represents the weight of that commitment and the honor of being called America's most patriotic person.

Every year, the award is presented to someone whose service, sacrifice, and love of country sets the standard for what it means to be a true American patriot.

"This award is about the people who make America great—not politicians, not celebrities—but the real heroes in our neighborhoods who put their lives on the line so we can live ours in freedom."

Nominate a Patriot

Who is the Next Heavyweight Patriot?

This award isn't just about flying a flag. It's about living the values of freedom, community, and service every single day. We want to hear the stories of the unsung heroes in your town.

The winner will be crowned the Heavyweight Patriot of the Year, receive the championship belt, be featured prominently on Mr. Zip Code, and celebrated as a symbol of American pride.

The Service
Whether a veteran, a first responder, or a community volunteer—how do they serve?
The Heart
It's about love for country and neighbor. Tell us how they lift others up.

Proud Supporter

Every listing and every sale that comes from Mr. Zip Code contributes a portion to T2T.org — the Tunnel to Towers Foundation. The sale of your house helps our heroes and their families.

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HALL OF HEROES

Meet the nominees for the Heavyweight Patriot of the Year. Read their stories, share their impact, and vote for the one who inspires you most.

Robert 'Bob' Vance
Nominee

Robert 'Bob' Vance

Scranton, PA

"Bob has organized the local Veterans Day parade for 30 years straight, ensuring every vet in town gets a hot meal and a handshake. He also runs a free repair shop for elderly neighbors."

1245 Votes
Maria Gonzalez
Nominee

Maria Gonzalez

San Antonio, TX

"A retired nurse who started 'Patriot's Pantry,' a mobile food bank that serves military families on base. She delivers groceries personally every weekend."

982 Votes
James Wilson
Nominee

James Wilson

Columbus, OH

"James teaches civics and history at the local high school, inspiring the next generation to understand the Constitution. He also leads the community clean-up crew every Saturday."

876 Votes
Sarah & Tom Baker
Nominee

Sarah & Tom Baker

Nashville, TN

"This couple turned their farm into a therapy retreat for PTSD survivors. They offer free equine therapy and a safe space for healing."

1543 Votes
Officer David Chen
Nominee

Officer David Chen

San Francisco, CA

"Known as the 'Community Cop,' David spends his off-hours coaching youth basketball and mentoring at-risk teens, bridging the gap between law enforcement and the neighborhood."

1120 Votes
Emily Rose
Nominee

Emily Rose

Denver, CO

"Emily started a flag retirement program with the local Boy Scouts, teaching respect for the flag while ensuring retired banners are disposed of with honor."

754 Votes
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