10 last-minute Christmas gifts for the discerning shopper

Is it December 18 already? No judgment if you haven't finished your Christmas shopping. Or started it. We've all been there — and, hey, nothing like a looming deadline to focus the mind. The good news is you still have options: gifts your loved ones will enjoy from companies you'll enjoy supporting. Below are a few of our favorites.

1. Gift card from Seven Weeks Coffee

At seven weeks, a baby in the womb is the size of a coffee bean and has a detectable heartbeat — hence the name of the word's first pro-life coffee company. Seven Weeks Coffee donates 10% of each sale — for a total of $250,000 in its first two years — to more than 750 pregnancy centers around the country. Naturally, Seven Weeks Coffee is also pro-coffee and pro-coffee grower: The company pays good money for the finest, cleanest beans in the world.

2. A pair of Judah 1 Unconquereds from Unitus Apparel

Orlando Magic superstar Jonathan Isaac was one of the only NBA players who refused to support BLM, and when his team chose to kneel for the national anthem, he proudly stood. He continues to stand for both “love of God and love of country” with his new company, Unitus Apparel. Fittingly enough, Unitus' stylish graphic T-shirts, shorts, sweats, hats, and shoes are made for action, not bench-warming. Just do it — stop supporting sportswear brands that hate you. Swoosh those old, woke sneakers into the trash and score a pair of Judah 1 Unconquereds.

3. My Pillow 2.0 from My Pillow

You snooze, you lose ... not when it comes to bedtime! We all know that getting those ZZZs is essential to a well-balanced life and that all starts with a really good pillow. Look no farther than My Pillow, the vehicle for Mike Lindell's tireless crusade to get everyone the good night's sleep they deserve. What better way to show your love and appreciation this Christmas than with the gift of sweet dreams?

4. 3-Pack Body Butter Bundle from the Goat Farm

Once you realize how many skin care brands funnel profits to the abortion industry, the phrase "beauty is only skin deep" makes a lot of sense. Many of these companies consider these donations "pro-woman," which makes about as much sense as calling their harmful artificial ingredients "pro-health." Fortunately, there's the Goat Farm and we have other options! The Goat Farm is a family-owned business that eschews the goat milk powder other brands use in favor of the far more hydrating and nourishing raw goat milk from its own farm. The company is also extremely transparent about every single ingredient it uses in its products, including natural lotion, body butter, deodorant, insect repellent, sunscreen, lip balm, and soap. P.S., consumers swear the natural deodorant actually works!

5. Christmas Chocolate Combo Pack from Jeremy's

What’s a stocking without loads of chocolate inside? Not one we’re interested in, anyway! We're also not interested in supporting a brand that funds anti-woman, pro-trans propaganda — and that leaves out ubiquitous Big Chocolate mainstay Hershey's. Enter Daily Wire CEO Jeremy Boreing, who's gone non-woke Willy Wonka to bring you — and your lucky friends and family — this tasty treat.

6. Beauty Bundle from American Beauty by Sara

BlazeTV’s own Sara Gonzales created American Beauty by Sara for “women who love America” and who “embrace traditional female values: femininity, grace, elegance, and class.” If that sounds like someone you know, she'll be sure to love the glow-up she’ll get from American Beauty's wide range of scrubs, serums, bronzers, highlighters, and lip products.

7. Luxe Lounge Checker Cozy Slippers from Culture of Life 1972

Do you have a fashionista in your life? If you answered yes, then this is your place. Culture of Life 1972 is an unapologetically pro-life, Christian company that sells trendy clothing at reasonable prices. With everything a girl needs in her wardrobe — and a nice range of petite, curvy, and maternity collections — COL1972 is sure to make your Christmas merry, as will the knowledge that the money you spend helps support pro-life organizations like Life Turning Point and Philadelphia Home for Women and Children.

8. Gift card from Scheels

Surprised to see a mainstream chain store on this list? It’s true — Scheels is an employee-owned, conservative company that sells the same kind of gear you’d find at Bass Pro Shop or Cabela's. With a Scheels gift card, the sportsman in your life can pick out his favorite gear online or in person — preferably in person, as going to your local Scheels really lets you soak up the pro-American, pro-Christian vibes.

9. Gift card from In-N-Out Burger

In-N-Out isn’t just special because of its delectable burgers; it also deserves a round of applause for being one of the only chain restaurants to reject vaccine mandates, enduring boycotts and fines for its refusal "to become the vaccination police for any government." The Bible verses on the packaging are a nice touch, too — CEO Lynsi Snyder (the granddaughter of the founders) is an outspoken Christian. But the real star here is the food, as anyone who's dined here will tell you — especially when they find this gift card in their stocking.

10. Northwest Expressions Soft Peanut Brittle from Public Square

Amazon but “pro-life, pro-family, [and] pro-freedom"? Sign us up! Purveyor of small-batch artisan chocolates, cookies, and confections Northwest Expressions is one of 50,000 participating vendors on "America's Marketplace," which dispenses with the lectures on progressive politics, gender ideology, and affirmative action to connect you the best small business in the land.

11. Blaze TV+ Subscription Bundle from Blaze Media

We're going to throw in a bonus idea — 'tis the season, after all. Bless someone with the gift of news, opinion, and entertainment from a platform that is unapologetically pro-American and pro-free speech. They'll get to enjoy the latest shows from Allie Beth Stuckey, Glenn Beck, Alex Stein, and more — as well as our newly relaunched site, Blaze News, featuring lifestyle coverage from Align and the best in tech from Return. You'll get to enjoy helping us foster the bold discourse, big ideas, and free expression needed to rebuild America’s cultural, political, civic, and journalistic institutions. Use code christmas25 to get $25 off! Happy shopping!