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Employer: Trucker Charity

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We are a 501(c)(3) non profit charity that specializes in helping truckers their families and transportation industry professionals who are in emergency need.

We are a group of truck drivers who have decided to devote our lives to helping our fellow transportation workers and their family who have fallen on hard times. This could include the air lines, bus lines, rail employees, mechanics, dock workers and so on as long as they're directly related to the transportation industry. We all make this world move.

If you are in emergency need. Please fill out the Application For Assistance and call. We require this for all assistance. If you are unable to fill one out please call and we will try to assist you in filling one out over the phone. 888-523-0087. After filling out the application you can help speed up the process by faxing your CDL license to us at 1-866-929-9627(toll free fax)

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bureaucratic red tape is going to strangle this industry, but we're cutting through it when we can.

Posted on May 5, 2012 at 1:19pm 0 Comments 1 Like

Back at the end of Feb. We had a driver referred to us by another charity, he was out in California who had a medical issue with his CDL which caused him to be stranded since he couldn't drive his truck. We worked on it with him for 3 weeks and we're happy to report we got his license back today.

I'm pulling this all from memory so indulge me here.

What we did isn't normally what we do but now that we…

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Trains, Buses, Leather and Heart

Posted on May 5, 2012 at 1:18pm 1 Comment 1 Like

What happens when a group of truck drivers, volunteers, a young man from a small town and a charity set their minds on something? Mountains get moved.

Vickie Ewert contacted Trucker Charity Friday with a unique problem. Vickie's an Owner Operator Expediter out on her own, living on the road for 3 months at a time. She's in Meadville Pa. but lives in Spooner Wi., 900 miles away, and she has to get herself and her truck home for the long journey to recovery. A…

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