Learn How Bobcat Company and its Employees Give Back Through Volunteerism and Charitable Giving

Bobcat employees volunteering
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We love stories like this: Bobcat Company and its employees recently came together to support communities through Doosan Bobcat Community Days and the company’s annual Fall Giving Campaign. During these events, they contributed both hands-on volunteer support and charitable donations that made a meaningful impact in the communities where employees live and work. 

Doosan Bobcat Community Days 

Through Doosan Bobcat Community Days, employees across North America and other global locations participated in volunteer projects supporting local nonprofits and community organizations. The company said these efforts supported initiatives focused on education, environmental stewardship and community development. Bobcat equipment play a role in many of these projects and was used to help complete them more efficiently. The use of the equipment reinforced Bobcat’s ability to make a tangible difference in the communities it serves. 

According to the press release, more than 200 employees contributed 2,000 volunteer hours in support of community projects across North America. Core projects included clearing and creating nature trails, picking up litter, renovating community campsites and planting trees.

Bobcat equipment working

“At Bobcat, we believe strong communities are built through action,” said Stacey Breuer, vice president of HR, Doosan Bobcat North America, Inc. “Doosan Bobcat Community Days brings our employees together around a shared purpose, creating positive impact in the places where we live and work while demonstrating our commitment to being a responsible community partner.”

Fall Giving Campaign 

On top of volunteering during Doosan Bobcat Community Days, employees also supported their communities through charitable giving during the company’s annual Fall Giving Campaign. This included Bobcat employees in the North America region supporting nonprofit organizations of their choice, with Bobcat matching donations to amplify the impact of each contribution. Bobcat said that by combining volunteerism with charitable giving, the campaign provides employees with flexible ways to support causes that matter most to them — while helping strengthen communities.

The Fall Giving Campaign was a huge success with Bobcat and its employees donating more than $100,000 to 80 nonprofit organizations across North America. As part of the campaign, Bobcat matched donations dollar-for-dollar — up to $3,000 per employee — expanding the overall impact of employee contributions. 

“Supporting organizations our employees care about is core to who we are at Bobcat,” said Breuer. “Our Fall Giving campaign is designed to help our employees’ generosity go further while supporting nonprofits that are making a meaningful difference in our communities.” 

From the press release:

Throughout the year, Bobcat partners with organizations that advance its community engagement priorities, including STEM education, workforce development and disaster relief. As part of this commitment, the company recently announced a $1 million multi-year investment in the Fargo-Moorhead Science Museum to help develop hands-on STEM experiences that inspire future generations. Bobcat also expanded its partnership with The Salvation Army through an additional $465,000 equipment donation — bringing total contributions to more than $1.35 million since 2024. 

Bobcat noted these recent efforts reflect the company’s broader approach to community impact — supporting the communities it serves while empowering employees to take an active role in creating positive change. 

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Pam Kleineke is the editor of Compact Equipment. She has been with Benjamin Media for 19 years, covering everything from construction equipment to wind and solar power to the crews that install utilities underground. Pam has a bachelor’s degree in English and a minor in News from the University of Akron. Reach her at pkleineke@benjaminmedia.com.

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