In Moulton, Alabama, Red Land Cotton has been growing cotton for more than 40 years, but now it is selling more than 70 products made from its home grown cotton.

Oprah shared with “World News Tonight” the list of her favorite American-made products that aim at creating jobs and supporting local communities and entrepreneurs.

From candles made in New York City to a mother-daughter bakery in Atlanta, “World News Tonight” features one-of-a-kind companies based in the U.S.

For the 10th year in a row, “World News Tonight” has featured American companies working hard over Christmas time. The companies featured Wednesday focus on Christmas dinner.

These companies have been working hard to make the Christmas dinner bell.

These American-made companies are using sustainability and creativity.

From Hawaii to Maine, companies across the country, who base their product entirely in the U.S., prepare for the upcoming gift-giving season.

Companies featured on World News Tonight’s “Made in America” are making an effort to donate or give back to their communities this holiday season.

On this Giving Tuesday, these American-made items are the gifts that keep on giving.

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These shops are making sure dessert is ready in time for dinner.

Greyston Bakery has used a policy called "open hiring" for the past 40 years.

The stories and the race of families showing signs of resilience at the Boston Marathon coming out of this pandemic.

"Darn Tough Vermont" helps donate meals to the Vermont Foodbank.

Sea Bags in Portland, Maine, is taking recycled sails and turning them into fashionable bags. Other companies across the country are creatively reusing material.

Companies across the country are finding creative ways to reinvent themselves and utilize U.S. goods.

In Dearborn, Michigan, a Ford Auto plant is donating scraps of leather and giving them to local small businesses in Detroit to repurpose into keychains, wallets and more.

Companies across the country are not letting American-made material go to waste.

Goldens’ Cast Iron was founded in 1882 in Columbus, Georgia, and for years made factory parts for ships, fire pits and grills. During the pandemic, it reinvented itself to meet demand.

In the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, a 139-year-old company reinvented itself.

From North Carolina to Montana, American companies make dog toys here in the U.S.

U.S. Army veteran Joseph Dale Jaramillo proved that you’re never too old to fulfill a dream.

Across the country, companies are making the perfect gift for dad.

Across the country, companies are making U.S.-based gifts that are perfect for Father’s Day, including Leatherman Tools in Portland, Oregon, and BBQ sauce from Kansas City, Missouri.

Summer is here - and so are the high-temperatures.

In “Made in America,” companies in New York and Maine create locally-sourced products that help Americans beat the heat while temperatures rise.

From Igloo coolers in Katy, Texas, to Go-Kot camping cots in Asheville, Alabama, these camping products could be great for your next adventure made in America.

Sisters Andrea and Natalie Tovar created a company inspired by their 13-year-old dog, Bocce. They started Bocce’s Bakery, which makes all natural dog treats, and now employ more than 700 workers.

“World News Tonight” continues to share American-based companies that show that they are a part of the community.

With Christmas just four days away, shoppers can find gifts made locally.

During this holiday season, “World News Tonight” shares American-made companies that support communities across the country.

"So many of my favorite things are made right here in America," Winfrey added.

A new Super Bowl ad airing this Sunday, reflecting and thanking American customers on purchasing their products.

David Muir highlights what items made in America would look good under the your tree.

David Muir takes you back to the famous windows on Fifth Avenue to ask viewers what items they purchased that were made in America.

Holiday Tree Farms in Corvalis, Oregon has been in the Schudel family since 1955.

From Peeps to Jelly Belly, these American candy producers are hard at work.

ABC News' David Muir visits the home of La-Z-Boy, the furniture made with American hands.

More than 200 workers are employed at the Garland, Texas, factory, and nearly 1 million hats are made every year.

Nokona, which made its first baseball mitt in 1934, sources its domestic leathers from various states and makes the gloves by hand.

Susan Stachler and her mother, Laura Stachler, came up with the idea for Susansnaps gourmet gingersnap cookies in their kitchen.

Something about a cookie makes people smile; one family is making them for cancer patients.

In 2017, the company send 3 million cans after natural disasters in Florida, Texas, Puerto Rico and California.

The company employs 7,500 workers in the plant, including Willie Fulton Jr., 86, who's been clocking in for 65 years.

Some of its Top 20 sellers include family recipes and ideas that made it from their kitchen to Americans' tables.

Frito-Lay sources its potatoes from 120 farms in 25 states, including the Black Gold Farms in Florida.

The skylight-blue convertible was purchased by a 22-year-old college graduate just embarking on her career as a teacher.

Fisher Space Pens are made in Boulder City, Nevada, by about 65 workers.

From toys and soaps to skillets and ice cream, shops are keeping it local in Madison.

Benjamin Moore paint is used all over Boston's field, including on the famous scoreboard.