This year, more than 800 drivers will deliver wreaths to more than 4,900 locations across the United States for Wreaths Across America.
Veterans, in particular, stand out as promising potential drivers thanks to their dedication, work ethic and valuable life experiences.
Meet former U.S. servicemen and women in the trucking industry who are now helping fellow vets with life challenges.
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Waypoint provides a space for soldiers to find an outlet and camaraderie in shared traumas and experiences, creating opportunities for healing and restoration and the opportunity to live life to the fullest in honor of those who lost their lives.
Community colleges to prepare veterans for jobs in trucking
Veterans who work for trucking companies and trucking companies that hire veterans discover a mutually beneficial relationship.
Travel plaza leader Pilot Co. rounds up spare change to help vets while easing coin shortage caused by coronavirus pandemic.
Today marks the 26th year that Wreaths Across America volunteers will spend their day placing wreaths on U.S. military veteran’s graves across this country, including at Arlington National Cemetery.
