Sapp Bros. Donates $75K to Truckers Against Trafficking
It is our privilege to bless and serve the community by doing all we can to partner with organizations that help others. With this in mind, Sapp Bros. has partnered with Truckers Against Trafficking to raise funds and awareness for their worthy cause. Together, with your donations and Sapp Bros.’s $25,000 match, we are proud to announce that we will be donating a total of $74,000 to Truckers Against Trafficking.
Truckers Against Trafficking (TAT) is a non-profit organization that engages the trucking industry in the fight against human trafficking. They provide training and resources to educate and mobilize truckers to recognize and report instances of human trafficking. TAT works to raise awareness about human trafficking and collaborates with law enforcement agencies and organizations to combat this issue. Their mission is to harness the power of the trucking industry to make a significant impact in the fight to end human trafficking. Together, we are in a unique position to truly help those in need.
We want to take a moment to express our heartfelt appreciation for everyone who stopped by our travel centers, participated in our events and visited with the Freedom Drivers Project, and those that generously donated to the TAT fundraising effort. Your support and enthusiasm truly made our efforts a great success, and we couldn’t have done it without your participation.
A special shout-out to our dedicated employees who went above and beyond to raise funds for this important cause. Their hard work and commitment are what truly made this event a success, and as a token of our gratitude, Sapp Bros. is happy to announce that any employees who individually raised over $500 for Truckers Against Trafficking have been rewarded with an extra 8 hours of PTO.
The individuals who raised over $500 at each location were:
- Council Bluffs, Iowa: Deborah Kissel, Ivory Turner, Nikki Doyle, Stasha Williams
- Denver, Colorado: Brandie Gonzalez
- Peru, Illinois: Rebecca Schallhorn, Savanna Schultz
- Salt Lake City, Utah: Petra Alvarado
- Harrisonville, Missouri: Anna Browning, Audrey Vangordon, Donna Knoll, Martin Soto, Michelle Last
- Fremont, Nebraska: Amber Schuelke, Chris Gier, Kari Wagner, Katina Sommers, Mathew Stambaugh, Sam Stroscheim
- Odessa, Nebraska: Eric Lienemann, Michelle Muro
We remain deeply committed to this partnership and the vital work that Truckers Against Trafficking does to combat human trafficking. Together, we can make a real and lasting difference.
Once again, thank you to everyone who contributed to this important cause. Your support means the world to us, and we are truly grateful for your generosity and kindness. Let’s continue to work together to bless, serve, and make a positive impact in our communities and beyond.
Thank you all!