Sapp Bros. Celebrates 55th Anniversary by Giving Back

The retailer said it has raised more than $275,000 for charitable causes so far this year.

Oct 19, 2026 | 2 min read

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Nebraska-based Sapp Bros. is celebrating its 55th anniversary by giving back through multiple fundraising campaigns, it said, raising more than $275,000 for charitable causes so far this year, according to a press release sent to NACS.

During the company’s anniversary celebration in June, each of the 18 Sapp Bros. Travel Centers participated in a campaign to raise funds for the American Cancer Society. Along with a corporate contribution, Sapp Bros. raised and donated more than $73,000 to the organization.

The retailer also featured a designated charity fuel pump benefiting local nonprofit organizations. Every Wednesday in June, proceeds from the selected pump were donated to a nonprofit organization. In total, over $30,000 was donated during the promotion.

Sapp Bros. said that the organizations receiving donations were: Angels Among Us; Camp Hobe; Cancer League of Colorado; Cheyenne Regional Medical Center; Cops 4 Cancer; Couture for Cancer; Emily Whitehead Foundation; Fremont Health Foundation; Grace Foundation Grand Island; Hope Lodge SLC; Shenandoah Medical Center Cancer Support; and Wings of Hope.

Sapp Bros. said it capped off the month of giving with a fundraising campaign during its annual Sapp Brothers Memorial Golf Outing on June 29. Donations were raised for Folds of Honor, an organization that provides scholarships to the children or spouses of fallen or disabled U.S. service members and first responders. In all, $100,000 was donated to Folds of Honor.

Moving into the fall season, Sapp Bros. held a fundraising campaign for Truckers Against Trafficking (TAT). With a $25,000 company match, more than $74,000 was raised for TAT.

“At Sapp Bros., we believe we exist to bless and serve our teammates, our customers and our communities,” said Andy Richard, CEO of Sapp Bros., Inc. “A big thank you to our committed and dedicated teammates and our loyal customers that make it possible for us to partner with the charitable organizations that we believe are in the business of blessing and serving others.”

In July, the NACS Foundation named Carl Nielson, a Sapp Bros. employee and a Fremont, Nebraska, fire chief, a runner-up for the annual 24/7 Day First Responder of the Year Award.

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