RacingJunk Highlights AmericanTrucks’ Positive Payload Program for Nonprofits

 

At RacingJunk, we’re all about the power of pickups—not just on the track, but in everyday life. That’s why we’re proud to share the AmericanTrucks Positive Payload Program, designed to help nonprofits that rely on pickup trucks to make an impact in their communities. This program offers a $250 donation to charitable organizations that use trucks to aid in their mission, and it’s a fantastic way for charities to gain support while showcasing their trucks in action.

Pickup trucks are the backbone of American work and service, from disaster relief to essential daily operations. If you’re a volunteer or work with a nonprofit that uses any of the following trucks, your organization is eligible to apply for the donation:

• Ford F-150, Ford F-250, or Ford Ranger
• Chevy Silverado 1500, Silverado 2500, or Silverado 3500
• GMC Sierra 1500 and Sierra 2500
• Dodge Ram 1500, Ram 2500, or Ram 3500

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Entry Requirements

To be considered for a donation, the following information is required:

1. Complete the entry form, detailing what the charity does, how pickup trucks assist the community, and how the donation would be used.
2. Submit a picture featuring one of the qualifying trucks in action, while highlighting the charity’s work.
3. Provide proof of your affiliation with the charity.
4. The organization must have an official website (social media pages do not qualify).

Eligibility

To qualify for a donation, the nonprofit must meet the following criteria:

• Be a registered nonprofit charity organization.
• Use Ford, Chevy, GMC, or Dodge trucks in its regular operations.
• Each organization is eligible for only one $250 grant.

Awards and Timing

Charities will be selected on a rolling basis, and each organization chosen will receive a one-time check for $250.

AmericanTrucks’ Positive Payload Program is a meaningful way to give back, and RacingJunk is excited to help spread the word. From the track to the worksite, pickups are vital to the American workforce, and now they can help even more by supporting the nonprofits that rely on them every day.