Peterbilt Cares

Peterbilt is pleased to announce its designation as a 2025 Military Friendly^® Brand (MFB), demonstrating its commitment in supporting veterans, active-duty service members and military families. This recognition is awarded based on an organization’s culture, policies, support and investment in partnerships that benefit the military community.

Peterbilt is proud to support veterans in the workplace and in our communities. Several of our veteran employees, followed by the iconic Peterbilt Model 389, participated in the Medal of Honor parade hosted annually in Gainesville, Texas.

Partnerships with organizations that champion the military community enhance our support, allowing us to give back and engage with veterans, active-duty service members and military families.

On National Hire a Veteran Day, we're proud to support and honor the brave men and women who have served our country. We value the skills and dedication that veterans bring to the Peterbilt team.

We want our military and veteran employees to be recognized for their skills and military experience that contribute to our success. We extend an opportunity for them to wear exclusive Peterbilt veteran-branded caps with pride during shifts at the manufacturing facility. We see them and thank them for their hard work both at Peterbilt and for our country.

For Veteran's Day, we hosted Don Graves, a WWII USMC veteran and Iwo Jima survivor. We were so honored to have Don as our Guest of Honor and hear his story. Don received a plant tour and a plaque from our team.

Peterbilt is proud to be a veteran-friendly employer. We honor our Peterbilt veterans and every veteran for their service. At Peterbilt, we aspire to honor this spirit by providing opportunities for service members to join the workforce through our PTI program. Thank you!

Peterbilt has partnered with Transition Overwatch to assist military veterans into service technician careers within the Peterbilt network. We are excited to acknowledge the first program graduate, Cody Andrews, a Marine Corps veteran, now with TLG Peterbilt in Raleigh, North Carolina. Click the link to read more: https://bit.ly/3Lv9Ffw