At Tyson Foods, we talk a lot about how to care for our team members and support the communities where we live and work. It’s one of our top priorities. And that means not just providing pathways for professional success but ensuring team members can be successful in all areas of their lives. That’s why we teamed up with Habitat for Humanity of Omaha in 2021 and invested $250,000 in a pilot housing project.

When it’s said that hard work pays off, it’s people like the Pigeon family that come to mind. For more than three decades, Jim and Michele Pigeon have been running their farm and growing their business in Benton County, Ark. – 365 days a year. The Pigeons are second generation farmers and started their operation at their current location in 1994. 

Caring for our team members often involves another big “C” we value as a company – Creativity. Recently, our Amarillo, Texas, location, led by Community Liaison Jason, took on a creative challenge of their own to help fill one of the biggest needs of team members on second shift - childcare. When conversations about the need kicked off last year, Jason quickly discovered there was no evening childcare available anywhere in Amarillo.