The Fox News Rundown Evening Edition: Perdue Farms Chairman Jim Perdue On Giving Back, And Feeding America
Dec 25, 2025
Jim Perdue, Chairman of Perdue Farms and a fourth-generation leader, shares his insights on community involvement and philanthropy. He highlights the company's 40-year tradition of delivering holiday cheer to the Holly Center for those with disabilities. Perdue also discusses the impactful Wreaths Across America initiative honoring veterans. With a focus on hiring veterans and fostering employee care, he emphasizes the importance of stewardship and leadership in the family-run business. Join him as he explores giving back during the holidays and the legacy of Perdue Farms.
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Operation Teddy Holiday Truck Rides
- Perdue Truckers have driven decorated rigs for Operation Teddy for 40 years and give residents rides around Salisbury each Christmas.
- The community supports the event with police, firefighters, university volunteers, and a big lunch at the end.
Delivering Wreaths For Veterans
- Perdue participates in Wreaths Across America by transporting wreaths from Maine and delivering them to Arlington, West Point, the Naval Academy, and local cemeteries.
- Many Perdue drivers are veterans who lead the ceremonies and the wreath deliveries.
Community Duty Of A Large Local Employer
- As the largest local employer in Salisbury, Perdue views community involvement as a corporate responsibility and actively encourages associate participation.
- The company adopts Salvation Army bell shifts and fills them with employees eager to volunteer.