Driver AppreciationNews

Celebrating Truck Drivers: Southern Recipe and Rudolph Foods Show Their Support

Share
Celebrating Truck Drivers: Southern Recipe and Rudolph Foods Show Their Support
Share

In honor of Truck Driver Appreciation Week, Southern Recipe, a leading pork rind maker, is proud to join forces with the St. Christopher Truckers Relief Fund (SCF) to make a meaningful impact. With a generous donation of $7,500 from Southern Recipe and an additional $5,000 contribution from parent company Rudolph Foods, the SCF will be able to support essential wellness programs for truck drivers.

This heartfelt collaboration is a demonstration of Southern Recipe and Rudolph Foods’ commitment to showing appreciation for the hardworking truck drivers who play such a vital role in our society.

“Bringing awareness to the truck driving community and Truck Driver Appreciation Week has been a passion of Southern Recipe’s for more than a decade,” a news release stated. “Throughout August and into Truck Driver Appreciation Week, which is Sept. 10-16, drivers will be encouraged to sign up for free health screenings and services on the St. Christopher Truckers Relief Fund website.”

Southern Recipe is honoring truckers this year while also supporting their well-being through their Free Health Programs. From Rigs Without Cigs to the Diabetes Prevention Program, they are dedicated to helping truckers stay healthy.

During Truck Driver Appreciation Week, they are inviting drivers to take part in the “Tune Up Challenge” and share it with their social media community. By spreading the word, they can raise awareness about the wellness programs offered by the St. Christopher Truckers Relief Fund.

Not only will every share qualify as an entry to win free products from Southern Recipe, but every trucker who signs up for a program on the SCF website will also have a chance to win a free case of pork rinds.

“Everything we do, and everything we buy, is touched by a truck driver. Every year, we strive to support drivers as best we can,” shared Mark Singleton, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Southern Recipe and Rudolph Foods. “These men and women help fuel our families with food and comfort. We’ve been celebrating these important road heroes for more than a decade now, with our incredible charity partner, the St. Christopher Truckers Relief Fund.”

With programs like Rigs Without Cigs and Driven To Be Healthy, SCF helps drivers reduce tobacco intake and stay committed to their wellness goals. SCF’s new GPS program offers truckers free cancer screening kits, allowing them to conveniently monitor their health from the comfort of their truck, home, or preferred lab.

“We want to support our road warriors in their health journey and let them know that they’re not alone,” said Shannon Currier, Director of Philanthropy at St. Christopher Truckers Relief Fund. “Partnering with brands like Southern Recipe helps us educate consumers and helps us share our wellness initiatives.”

 

Source: The Trucker

Share

Upcoming Events

Our Sponsors

Related Articles
More Than 34,000 Trucks and Trailers Recalled by PACCAR, Great Dane and Wabash
InformationNewsSafety

More Than 34,000 Trucks and Trailers Recalled by PACCAR, Great Dane and Wabash

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has announced three recalls involving...

How Truck Drivers Can Build Wealth Through Employer Profit-Sharing and Stock Ownership
InformationNews

How Truck Drivers Can Build Wealth Through Employer Profit-Sharing and Stock Ownership

A trucking company's retirement benefits can be worth considerably more than its...

Mid-Roof vs. High-Roof Sleeper Trucks and How to Choose the Right One
InformationNews

Mid-Roof vs. High-Roof Sleeper Trucks and How to Choose the Right One

A mid-roof sleeper isn't necessarily a smaller place to live. Volvo's VNL...

Truckers for a Cause Returns to Virginia for Fifth Annual Cancer Fundraiser
InformationNews

Truckers for a Cause Returns to Virginia for Fifth Annual Cancer Fundraiser

More than 130 trucks took part in last year's Truckers for a...