Averitt Spreads Holiday Cheer to Troops with 18,000+ Greeting Cards

Averitt spreads holiday cheer by delivering over 18,000 greeting cards to deployed troops through the “10,000 for the Troops” program. The company also supports St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital through charitable contributions, showcasing its dedication to service members and local communities.

Averitt is once again showing its unwavering support for military members by contributing to the “10,000 for the Troops” program, an initiative led by New Country 96.3 KSCS in Dallas/Fort Worth. Through this effort, the company delivered over 18,000 heartfelt holiday cards to troops deployed overseas.

“Our partnership with this program is both an honor and a privilege,” said Larry Vannatta, Averitt’s regional vice president of sales for Texas. “Seeing the impact of our efforts is truly rewarding.”

A Team Effort to Uplift Morale

According to an Averitt press release, their associates rallied together across 17 facilities—primarily in Texas—and their corporate office to collect and prepare the holiday cards. The corporate office alone contributed more than 4,000 cards to the initiative. Ensuring no detail was missed, the cards were carefully organized, counted, and prepared to make certain they reached service members in time for the holidays.

This marks another chapter in Averitt’s long-standing collaboration with New Country 96.3 KSCS, a program designed to show appreciation and boost morale for service members during the festive season.

Driven by Purpose Beyond Cards

Averitt further demonstrated its commitment to giving back by pairing this initiative with a financial contribution to Averitt Cares for Kids, the company’s philanthropic organization. Averitt matched the time given by employees to the card program with a donation to the charity, which primarily supports St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

Through initiatives like these, Averitt continues to make a meaningful difference in the lives of military personnel and local communities alike, ensuring their holiday season is brighter and filled with appreciation.

Source: The Trucker

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