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Paper Transport Links Packers Road Games to Anti-Trafficking Effort

Paper Transport Links Packers Road Games to Anti-Trafficking Effort

Every mile Paper Transport trucks log while hauling Green Bay Packers equipment to 2026 away games will now carry a humanitarian cost—or rather, a benefit. The company is launching "Miles That Matter," a campaign pledging 50 cents per mile to Truckers Against Trafficking, aiming for a $5,000 donation.

The initiative leverages the carrier's long-standing logistics partnership with the NFL team to amplify awareness regarding human trafficking. By tracking the distance between Lambeau Field and various away-game stadiums, Paper Transport intends to fund educational programs while training its own fleet of drivers to identify and report suspicious activity on the road.

Laura Cyrus, senior director at Truckers Against Trafficking, noted that while the financial contribution is significant, the primary objective remains turning transportation workers into active observers on the frontlines. CEO Tyler Ellison emphasized that because their fleet travels nearly one million miles weekly, the firm views its national footprint as a responsibility to aid in public safety. Throughout the 2026 season, the company plans to pair campaign progress updates with resources designed to help fans and industry professionals recognize the signs of trafficking.

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