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TruckPro Donates $115,000 to North American Charities Through Gives Back Program

Independent parts distributor TruckPro pledges substantial aid to St. Jude, Wounded Warrior Project, War Amps Canada, and Salvation Army, reinforcing its commitment to community support.

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Memphis, Tennessee — TruckPro LLC announced this week that it has donated $115,000 to several charitable partners across North America through its TruckPro Gives Back program.

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TruckPro, one of the country’s largest independent distributors of heavy‑duty truck and trailer parts, has long tied its corporate culture to community outreach. The latest contribution underscores the company’s belief that supporting families, veterans, and local communities directly benefits the people who keep the nation’s freight moving.

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The funds were earmarked for four organizations: St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, Wounded Warrior Project, War Amps Canada, and the Salvation Army. “We are proud of our TruckPro Gives Back program and our ongoing partnerships with the worthy organizations we support and the important work they do,” said CEO Chuck Broadus. The announcement came during the company’s National Sales Summit and Supplier Tradeshow, held earlier this year at the Gaylord Texan Resort in Grapevine, Texas. More than 230 regional and store managers from the United States and Canada gathered to review goals, while over 75 suppliers showcased products and conducted training sessions. TruckPro’s network now spans more than 150 stores and advanced service shops nationwide.

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What This Means for Drivers

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Mike Carlson
Former OTR driver with 22 years behind the wheel. Now covers regulatory news and driver advocacy.