February 3, 2025

By: Trucks for Change Network

Charities saved over $150,000 in transportation costs last year thanks to T4C!

TORONTO: January 27, 2025 - On behalf of our Board of Directors, we are proud to unveil our journey of the past year in Driving Change, Delivering Hope 2024 Impact Report. Thanks to the collaboration of our trucking companies and the sponsors who help fuel our network, this report proudly shares the milestones, achievements and stories that reflect our transformative work. View the report: here

In 2024, the Trucks for Change Network saved charities more than $150,000 in transportation — money they used to fund charitable programs and provide food, said Betsy Sharples, Executive Director, Trucks for Change Network. “This savings to their bottom line meant more disadvantaged Canadian families received the support they need.”

“As we look back on our achievements this past year, we’re grateful for the many contributions made toward our shared mission to deliver for communities across Canada,” says Sharples.

“Our network moved a wide variety of goods for Canadian charities, from wheelchairs, books, toys, and clothing, to emergency supplies and building materials - but mostly food this year- reflecting the state of food insecurity in our country at this time.”

Thank you to our network for the trust you put in the Trucks for Change organization. We look forward to 2025, another year of keeping the wheels turning with our transportation partners, sponsors and charity collaborators at our side.

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About Trucks for Change - Trucks for Change is a national network of community-minded trucking companies and industry sponsors that provide transportation services for charitable organizations. Our Mission is to develop and promote the efforts of the trucking and logistics sector to support the communities in which it works:

• Support qualified charities with reduced-rate logistics services
• Engage industry people in volunteering and fundraising events
• Promote the public image of trucking through media coverage