Founder of the America First Warehouse Joe the Box receives award at 150th Lincoln dinner

At the prestigious 150th Lincoln Dinner, hosted by the Queens Village Republican Club, Joe the Box, founder of the America First Warehouse, was honored with an American Patriot Award for his unwavering dedication to patriotism and the America First movement. The event, held at Antun’s in Queens Village, NY, brought together leading conservatives, activists, and political figures to celebrate the legacy of Abraham Lincoln and the principles of freedom, sovereignty, and American values.

The evening was expertly led by Steve Gillen of Project Civica, who served as the Master of Ceremonies, keeping the energy high and ensuring a seamless event. His leadership and dedication to civic engagement set the tone for an inspiring night.

Joe the Box, known for creating one of the most patriotic venues in the country, has made the America First Warehouse a hub for grassroots activism, conservative gatherings, and unwavering support for President Donald Trump’s agenda. His venue has hosted patriotic events, rallies, and media productions, amplifying the voices of those dedicated to putting America first.

The Lincoln Dinner featured keynote speaker Rudy Giuliani, along with Tiffany Justice of Moms for Liberty, investigative journalist Sara Carter, conservative artist Scott LoBaido, and other prominent figures. Joe’s recognition among such distinguished guests highlighted his commitment to preserving American values, free speech, and a strong national identity.

James Justice was on-site, video reporting the event, capturing key moments, interviews, and behind-the-scenes footage, ensuring that the powerful message of the evening reached an even wider audience.

As he accepted his award, Joe the Box delivered a powerful message about defending the Constitution, standing up for American workers, and ensuring that future generations inherit a country built on strength and integrity. His passion for patriotism and dedication to the America First movement were met with standing ovations, solidifying his role as a true leader in the fight for America’s future.