Our investment in the western community.
At Justin Boots, we recognize the importance of living by the standards set by our ancestors. We believe it is even more important to share these traits with young generations. This is why we invest in the organizations that support the western community.
When it comes to investing in the future of this industry, we are committed to the development of youth potential through the Texas Future Farmers of America (FFA). Our investment in the FFA is our promise to support the next generation of leaders exploring careers in agriculture and who will make a difference in the world.
Known as the first line of defense on the rodeo ground, the Justin Sportsmedicine Team® (JST) network of medical professionals donate their time and expertise to rodeo athletes. Our dedication to this group of JST volunteers allows us to provide the highest level of comprehensive medical care available, free of charge to rodeo athletes from injury through recovery.
We are proud to support professional rodeo athletes who give their all in the arena with no guaranteed salaries to fall back on. While they recover from injuries, the Justin Cowboy Crisis Fund® (JCCF) steps in to offer a respectful hand-up. 100% of the $9.3 million fund has gone directly to athletes and their families.
Since 1879 when H.J. Justin first began bootmaking on the Chisolm Trail, we have remained steadfast in our celebration of the western lifestyle. It is a privilege for us to support the world’s largest equine breed member organization. The American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA) is a leading resource and advocate for the breed and owners.
We are fiercely loyal to the western community and believe we must uphold the standards of giving back that were set by our ancestors. These standards of integrity honor H.J. Justin who famously said, “I hope to leave behind an institution which will uphold the Standards and Spirit of the true West.”
For a complete list of all the organizations we are proud to support, visit Our Partners page