Freedom 250 LLC
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First Filed:Sep 3, 2025Latest Filed:Jun 25, 2026Address:16192 Coastal Hwy, Lewes, DE 19958, US
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Description: Organizing and conducting competitions featuring student athletes to inspire a new generation of Americans through live events that honor national values, civil liberties, and the principles of freedom
Description: Organizing and conducting competitions featuring student athletes to inspire a new generation of Americans through live events that honor national values, civil liberties, and the principles of freedom
Description: Class 14: Medallions; Commemorative coins; Non-monetary coins
Class 25: Infants' fabric bibs; Hats; Body suits for babies; Infant wear; Rompers; Shirts
Class 25: Infants' fabric bibs; Hats; Body suits for babies; Infant wear; Rompers; Shirts
Description: Class 14: Medallions; Commemorative coins; Non-monetary coins
Class 25: Infants' fabric bibs; Hats; Body suits for babies; Infant wear; Rompers; Shirts
Class 25: Infants' fabric bibs; Hats; Body suits for babies; Infant wear; Rompers; Shirts
Description: Class 18: Tote bags
Class 24: Fabric flags
Class 25: T-shirts; Sweatshirts; Shirts
Class 24: Fabric flags
Class 25: T-shirts; Sweatshirts; Shirts
Description: Organizing and conducting national, state, and county fairs; Organizing and conducting recreational gatherings, festivals, and events showcasing local culture, agriculture, and community spirit; Organizing and conducting festivals and events honoring national values, civil liberties, and principles of freedom; Organizing and conducting projects and events to expand access to history and civics education nationwide; Promoting public awareness of American history, civics, and constitutional principles.
Description: Organizing and conducting national, state, and county fairs; Organizing and conducting recreational gatherings, festivals, and events showcasing local culture, agriculture, and community spirit; Organizing and conducting festivals and events honoring national values, civil liberties, and principles of freedom; Organizing and conducting projects and events to expand access to history and civics education nationwide; Promoting public awareness of American history, civics, and constitutional principles.
Description: Organizing and conducting competitions featuring student athletes to inspire a new generation of Americans through live events that honor national values, civil liberties, and the principles of freedom
Description: Class 4: Candles
Class 8: Tableware, namely, knives, forks and spoons
Class 9: Magnets
Class 14: (Based on Use) Lapel pins (Based on Intent to Use) Tie pins; Medallions; Commemorative coins; Non-monetary coins; Non-metal key chains; Metal key rings; Non-metal key rings; Metal key chains
Class 18: Backpacks; Clutch bags; Tool pouches, sold empty; Pouches made from imitation leather; Leather pouches; Waist pouches; Handbags; Tote bags
Class 20: Throw pillows
Class 21: (Based on Use) Mugs (Based on Intent to Use) Beverage glassware; Tumblers for use as drinking glasses; Bottle openers; Dinnerware; Napkin holders; Paper cups; Drinking straws of paper; Coasters, not of paper or textile; Butlers' trays; Trays for household purposes
Class 24: (Based on Use) Nylon flags (Based on Intent to Use) Textile wall hangings; Towels; Kitchen towels; Golf towels; Blanket throws; Banners of textile
Class 25: (Based on Use) T-shirts; Hats; Sweatshirts (Based on Intent to Use) Scarves; Pocket squares; Socks
Class 26: (Based on Use) Pinback buttons (Based on Intent to Use) Hair scrunchies; Hair barrettes; Hair bows; Hair ribbons; Hair bands; Hair clips
Class 27: Non-textile decorative wall hangings
Class 28: Golf balls; Golf tees; Golf ball markers; Golf club head covers; Party favor hats
Class 30: Candy; Tea; Coffee; Cookies; Snack cakes; Cupcakes
Class 8: Tableware, namely, knives, forks and spoons
Class 9: Magnets
Class 14: (Based on Use) Lapel pins (Based on Intent to Use) Tie pins; Medallions; Commemorative coins; Non-monetary coins; Non-metal key chains; Metal key rings; Non-metal key rings; Metal key chains
Class 18: Backpacks; Clutch bags; Tool pouches, sold empty; Pouches made from imitation leather; Leather pouches; Waist pouches; Handbags; Tote bags
Class 20: Throw pillows
Class 21: (Based on Use) Mugs (Based on Intent to Use) Beverage glassware; Tumblers for use as drinking glasses; Bottle openers; Dinnerware; Napkin holders; Paper cups; Drinking straws of paper; Coasters, not of paper or textile; Butlers' trays; Trays for household purposes
Class 24: (Based on Use) Nylon flags (Based on Intent to Use) Textile wall hangings; Towels; Kitchen towels; Golf towels; Blanket throws; Banners of textile
Class 25: (Based on Use) T-shirts; Hats; Sweatshirts (Based on Intent to Use) Scarves; Pocket squares; Socks
Class 26: (Based on Use) Pinback buttons (Based on Intent to Use) Hair scrunchies; Hair barrettes; Hair bows; Hair ribbons; Hair bands; Hair clips
Class 27: Non-textile decorative wall hangings
Class 28: Golf balls; Golf tees; Golf ball markers; Golf club head covers; Party favor hats
Class 30: Candy; Tea; Coffee; Cookies; Snack cakes; Cupcakes
Description: Class 16: (Based on Use) Printed educational materials and teaching resources including lesson plans, worksheets, guides, booklets, pamphlets, newsletters, posters, banners, and informational flyers in American history, civics, and constitutional principles; Stickers; Decals (Based on Intent to Use) Paper napkins; Cardboard coasters; Printed non-fiction books on a variety of topics; Printed comic books
Class 35: Providing marketing and promotion of special events, namely, marketing services in the field of educational programs; promoting public awareness of American history, civics, and constitutional principles; Organizing and developing projects and events that aim to expand access to history and civics education nationwide; providing an internet website to promote public awareness of issues and information related to American history, civics, and constitutional principles; special-event planning and management for marketing, branding, promoting, and advertising purposes to support educational initiatives relating to American history, civics, and constitutional principles; promoting the goods and services of others by arranging for sponsors to affiliate their goods and services with American history, civics, and constitutional principles
Class 41: Providing online non-downloadable educational resources in the nature of lesson plans, videos, and articles in the field of American history, civics, and constitutional principles; Educational services, including seminars, workshops, conferences, online resources, teacher training, student leadership initiatives, public lectures, curriculum development in American history, civics, and constitutional principles; Providing a website featuring non-downloadable videos and content in the field of American history, civics, and constitutional principles; Organizing and conducting events, namely, teacher training programs, student leadership initiatives, and public lectures celebrating American freedoms and American history, civics, and constitutional principles
Class 35: Providing marketing and promotion of special events, namely, marketing services in the field of educational programs; promoting public awareness of American history, civics, and constitutional principles; Organizing and developing projects and events that aim to expand access to history and civics education nationwide; providing an internet website to promote public awareness of issues and information related to American history, civics, and constitutional principles; special-event planning and management for marketing, branding, promoting, and advertising purposes to support educational initiatives relating to American history, civics, and constitutional principles; promoting the goods and services of others by arranging for sponsors to affiliate their goods and services with American history, civics, and constitutional principles
Class 41: Providing online non-downloadable educational resources in the nature of lesson plans, videos, and articles in the field of American history, civics, and constitutional principles; Educational services, including seminars, workshops, conferences, online resources, teacher training, student leadership initiatives, public lectures, curriculum development in American history, civics, and constitutional principles; Providing a website featuring non-downloadable videos and content in the field of American history, civics, and constitutional principles; Organizing and conducting events, namely, teacher training programs, student leadership initiatives, and public lectures celebrating American freedoms and American history, civics, and constitutional principles
Description: Class 9: Digital media, namely, audio and video recording apparatus in the nature of blank audio optical disks; downloadable computer operating programs and computer operating systems; eyeglass frames; magnets; binoculars; sports helmets; downloadable computer programs for accessing websites and sending messages relating to American history; downloadable mobile applications for keeping track of events; downloadable multimedia files containing videos for educational purposes in the field of American history, social studies and civics; downloadable audio recordings and podcasts in the field of American history, social studies and civics; sports goggles for use in skiing, racquetball, swimming, snorkeling and scuba diving; blank downloadable picture postcards; downloadable electronic postcard books; downloadable commemorative or decorative postage stamps
Class 14: Tie pins; tie clips; tie tacks; ornamental lapel pins; jewelry, namely, jewelry charms, pendants, bracelets, lapel pins, cuff links, necklaces, earrings and rings; medallions; non-monetary coins of precious metal; clocks; watches; woven bracelets; medals for use as awards; ornaments of precious metal in the nature of jewelry in the nature of gold-plated or gold-karat replica stamps being lapel pins; figures of precious metal; badges of precious metal; metal keychains; metal key rings; non-metal key rings; non-metal key chains; ornamental lapel pins not of precious metal; commemorative coins; holiday ornaments of precious metal, other than Christmas tree ornaments
Class 16: Printed general feature, computer, travel, sports, and fashion magazines; printed newspapers for general circulation; general purpose plastic bags; printed calendars; mounted and unmounted printed photographs; printed road maps; envelopes; cardboard cartons and paper cartons; blank printed picture postcards and printed picture postcards; printed note cards; paper note pads; printed cookbooks, printed children's activity and coloring books; puffy stickers; adhesive stickers, photograph albums; printed memorandum books; pens; pencils; paper folders and stationery-type portfolios for paper; spiral-bound notebooks and ring binders; letter openers; printed diaries; clipboards; book covers; lap boards for reading and writing; dry erase writing surfaces; pen and pencil holders; paper clip holders; paper napkins and paper towels; facial tissue and toilet paper; printed posters; writing paper and stationery; paper for use in the graphic arts industry; newsprint paper; paper banners, decals and windshield decal strips; arts and craft paint kits, namely, drawing sets comprised primarily of artists' brushes and also including paints; paperweights; pencil caddies; memo pads; erasers; stationery boxes used to hold stationery; printed maps; desk sets; color prints in the nature of lithographs; sticker books; printed postcard books; printed holographic greeting cards; printed albums to collect coins; pencil holders in the nature of bags for pencils; pencil sharpeners; printed commemorative or decorative postage stamps; printed score books; gift wrap sets comprised of wrapping paper, paper bows and printed gift cards; cardboard gift boxes; printed comic books; bookmarks; printed poster books; paper party decorations, namely, paper napkins and printed invitations; printed paper party signs and printed paper lawn signs; stamp pads; paper grocery bags; metal money clips; non-metal money clips; paper banners
Class 18: Knapsacks; all-purpose sports bags; back packs; tote bags; handbags; purses; wallets; credit card cases; briefcase-type leather business folders; briefcases; attaché cases of leather and vinyl; garment bags for travel; gym bags; all-purpose sport gear carrying bags; umbrellas; luggage trunks for traveling; parasols; walking sticks; fanny packs; dog leashes; travel bags and shoe bags for travel; duffel bags; suit bags for travel; school bags; pet collars, pet tags specially adapted for attaching to pet leashes or collars, not made of metal; pet clothing; and paper luggage tags
Class 24: Nylon flags; banners of textile
Class 25: Clothing belts, neckties; suspenders; bandanas; beach sandals; infant and toddler sleepwear; bathrobes; nightshirts, pajamas and loungewear; beach cover-up dresses; toddler shorts-and-clothing-top sets; girls knit dresses with pants sets; boys shorts-and-clothing-top sets; girls skirts with built-in underwear; socks; play suits; coveralls; union suits; collarless shirts; shorts; pants and slacks; shirts; clothing jackets; sweaters; parkas; turtlenecks; mittens; gloves as clothing; underwear; rompers; sports jerseys; maternity clothing tops; bow ties; headwear and scarves; ear muffs, earbands and headbands; hosiery; rainwear, namely, rain ponchos and jackets; footwear, namely, shoes, boots, slippers, and sandals; nylon shell clothing jackets; hats; baseball caps; visors being headwear; aprons; ski bibs and cloth bibs; sports jerseys and uniforms being uniform reproductions; canvas footwear; wind-resistant clothing jackets; t-shirts; sweatshirts; sweatpants; coats; pullovers; one-piece ski suits; golf shirts and hats; blazers; legwarmers; sequined evening clothing tops; jeans; leotards; athletic apparel, namely, shorts, jackets, slacks and skirts; and ski masks; ski gloves; sailing gloves being outdoor gloves as clothing
Class 28: Cowbells being noisemakers; sailing gloves being outdoor gloves akin to waterski gloves and windsurfing gloves
Class 35: Promoting public interest and awareness of the semiquincentennial of the United States of America; providing marketing and promotion of special events, namely, marketing services in the field of educational programs and heritage tourism to inform the public regarding the semiquincentennial of the United States of America; promoting public awareness in the field of American history via educational programs and heritage tourism initiatives; providing an internet website to promote public awareness of issues and information related to American history; special-event planning and management for marketing, branding, promoting, and advertising purposes to support educational initiatives relating to American history; promoting the goods and services of others by arranging for sponsors to affiliate their goods and services with American history; Providing incentive award programs for customers
Class 41: Publication of books, newspapers and magazines; conducting parades for cultural and entertainment purposes; providing patriotic and cultural theme park services; organizing cultural events, namely, musical, theatrical and dance exhibitions, art exhibits and craft exhibitions; motion picture film production; providing information in the field of sports entertainment and related sports and entertainment information topics by means of a web site on a global computer information network; entertainment services, namely, producing radio and television programming relating to American history; providing entertainment and current events information relating to American history by means of a web site on a global computer information network; providing of games over the Internet, namely, on-line computer games; entertainment services, namely, organizing and conducting recreational, social entertainment, and educational programs relating to American history
Class 14: Tie pins; tie clips; tie tacks; ornamental lapel pins; jewelry, namely, jewelry charms, pendants, bracelets, lapel pins, cuff links, necklaces, earrings and rings; medallions; non-monetary coins of precious metal; clocks; watches; woven bracelets; medals for use as awards; ornaments of precious metal in the nature of jewelry in the nature of gold-plated or gold-karat replica stamps being lapel pins; figures of precious metal; badges of precious metal; metal keychains; metal key rings; non-metal key rings; non-metal key chains; ornamental lapel pins not of precious metal; commemorative coins; holiday ornaments of precious metal, other than Christmas tree ornaments
Class 16: Printed general feature, computer, travel, sports, and fashion magazines; printed newspapers for general circulation; general purpose plastic bags; printed calendars; mounted and unmounted printed photographs; printed road maps; envelopes; cardboard cartons and paper cartons; blank printed picture postcards and printed picture postcards; printed note cards; paper note pads; printed cookbooks, printed children's activity and coloring books; puffy stickers; adhesive stickers, photograph albums; printed memorandum books; pens; pencils; paper folders and stationery-type portfolios for paper; spiral-bound notebooks and ring binders; letter openers; printed diaries; clipboards; book covers; lap boards for reading and writing; dry erase writing surfaces; pen and pencil holders; paper clip holders; paper napkins and paper towels; facial tissue and toilet paper; printed posters; writing paper and stationery; paper for use in the graphic arts industry; newsprint paper; paper banners, decals and windshield decal strips; arts and craft paint kits, namely, drawing sets comprised primarily of artists' brushes and also including paints; paperweights; pencil caddies; memo pads; erasers; stationery boxes used to hold stationery; printed maps; desk sets; color prints in the nature of lithographs; sticker books; printed postcard books; printed holographic greeting cards; printed albums to collect coins; pencil holders in the nature of bags for pencils; pencil sharpeners; printed commemorative or decorative postage stamps; printed score books; gift wrap sets comprised of wrapping paper, paper bows and printed gift cards; cardboard gift boxes; printed comic books; bookmarks; printed poster books; paper party decorations, namely, paper napkins and printed invitations; printed paper party signs and printed paper lawn signs; stamp pads; paper grocery bags; metal money clips; non-metal money clips; paper banners
Class 18: Knapsacks; all-purpose sports bags; back packs; tote bags; handbags; purses; wallets; credit card cases; briefcase-type leather business folders; briefcases; attaché cases of leather and vinyl; garment bags for travel; gym bags; all-purpose sport gear carrying bags; umbrellas; luggage trunks for traveling; parasols; walking sticks; fanny packs; dog leashes; travel bags and shoe bags for travel; duffel bags; suit bags for travel; school bags; pet collars, pet tags specially adapted for attaching to pet leashes or collars, not made of metal; pet clothing; and paper luggage tags
Class 24: Nylon flags; banners of textile
Class 25: Clothing belts, neckties; suspenders; bandanas; beach sandals; infant and toddler sleepwear; bathrobes; nightshirts, pajamas and loungewear; beach cover-up dresses; toddler shorts-and-clothing-top sets; girls knit dresses with pants sets; boys shorts-and-clothing-top sets; girls skirts with built-in underwear; socks; play suits; coveralls; union suits; collarless shirts; shorts; pants and slacks; shirts; clothing jackets; sweaters; parkas; turtlenecks; mittens; gloves as clothing; underwear; rompers; sports jerseys; maternity clothing tops; bow ties; headwear and scarves; ear muffs, earbands and headbands; hosiery; rainwear, namely, rain ponchos and jackets; footwear, namely, shoes, boots, slippers, and sandals; nylon shell clothing jackets; hats; baseball caps; visors being headwear; aprons; ski bibs and cloth bibs; sports jerseys and uniforms being uniform reproductions; canvas footwear; wind-resistant clothing jackets; t-shirts; sweatshirts; sweatpants; coats; pullovers; one-piece ski suits; golf shirts and hats; blazers; legwarmers; sequined evening clothing tops; jeans; leotards; athletic apparel, namely, shorts, jackets, slacks and skirts; and ski masks; ski gloves; sailing gloves being outdoor gloves as clothing
Class 28: Cowbells being noisemakers; sailing gloves being outdoor gloves akin to waterski gloves and windsurfing gloves
Class 35: Promoting public interest and awareness of the semiquincentennial of the United States of America; providing marketing and promotion of special events, namely, marketing services in the field of educational programs and heritage tourism to inform the public regarding the semiquincentennial of the United States of America; promoting public awareness in the field of American history via educational programs and heritage tourism initiatives; providing an internet website to promote public awareness of issues and information related to American history; special-event planning and management for marketing, branding, promoting, and advertising purposes to support educational initiatives relating to American history; promoting the goods and services of others by arranging for sponsors to affiliate their goods and services with American history; Providing incentive award programs for customers
Class 41: Publication of books, newspapers and magazines; conducting parades for cultural and entertainment purposes; providing patriotic and cultural theme park services; organizing cultural events, namely, musical, theatrical and dance exhibitions, art exhibits and craft exhibitions; motion picture film production; providing information in the field of sports entertainment and related sports and entertainment information topics by means of a web site on a global computer information network; entertainment services, namely, producing radio and television programming relating to American history; providing entertainment and current events information relating to American history by means of a web site on a global computer information network; providing of games over the Internet, namely, on-line computer games; entertainment services, namely, organizing and conducting recreational, social entertainment, and educational programs relating to American history