Peterbilt Cares

The Peterbilt Women’s Initiative (PBWIN) organized a volunteer event at Our Daily Bread, a local homelessness care center, to support their community services. Volunteers assisted with cleaning donations, distributing winter gear and creating a welcoming environment for those in need. 

Peterbilt is honored to receive the 2025 Obelisk Award for Arts Partnership from the Business Council for the Arts, celebrating its commitment to community collaboration and creativity. The Obelisk Awards recognize individuals and organizations whose extraordinary support for the arts and culture strengthens North Texas. 

“This recognition demonstrates Peterbilt’s efforts to invest in our community as a brand that supports the arts and culture through local partnerships that extend beyond the workplace,” said Jake Montero, Peterbilt general manager and PACCAR vice president.

Peterbilt recently partnered with United Way of Denton County to host its annual United Way Week of Giving, supporting local communities through fundraising and employee engagement. United Way Week is a longstanding tradition that reflects Peterbilt’s commitment to community involvement. The event was a meaningful celebration of service and support for the Denton community.

Peterbilt proudly commemorates three years of meaningful partnership with Calhoun Middle School, marked by a newly installed sign and its dedication on campus. The sign stands as a symbol of shared commitment to education and progress, reflecting Peterbilt’s drive to making a lasting impact beyond the classroom.

Peterbilt celebrates National Truck Driver Appreciation Week. We want to extend a huge THANK YOU to all the hardworking truck drivers who keep
our country moving forward. Your dedication, skill and passion inspire us every day – we appreciate you!

Our third Annual Peterbilt Sales & Marketing Volunteer Day at North Texas Food Bank (NTFB) was another success. Peterbilt continues to support NTFB for the third straight year. To date, we have contributed to package over 47,000 meals for those in need across Texas with the help of NTFB’s fleet of 20 Peterbilt trucks.