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Bobcat “Work Worth Doing” Brings Support Home to Poyen

Country music star and Bobcat ambassador Justin Moore returned to his hometown of Poyen, Arkansas with a meaningful surprise—donating a new Bobcat zero-turn mower to Poyen High School. As part of Bobcat’s “Work Worth Doing” campaign, the gift supports the school’s ongoing efforts to maintain its fields and grounds, reinforcing the pride and dedication that define the local community.

Recognizing the People Behind the Work


Bobcat’s “Work Worth Doing” campaign is centered on honoring the individuals who keep communities running—often without recognition. From teachers and coaches to first responders and volunteers, the initiative shines a light on the everyday work that makes a lasting impact.


This latest moment in Poyen highlights the dedication of school staff who go far beyond their job descriptions. At Poyen High School, teachers, coaches, and groundskeepers often take on multiple roles to support students and athletic programs. Maintaining fields, preparing for events, and ensuring facilities are ready for game day requires time, effort, and a deep sense of pride in the community.


By donating a zero-turn mower, Bobcat is directly supporting that work. The equipment provides a reliable, long-term solution for maintaining sports fields and school grounds—helping staff complete essential tasks more efficiently while keeping facilities in top condition.


This effort builds on earlier campaign highlights that recognize service across different communities. From supporting a horse rescue founded by a U.S. veteran to equipping fire crews with utility vehicles, each initiative reflects Bobcat’s commitment to empowering people who serve others.


What ties these stories together is a shared theme: meaningful work often happens behind the scenes. Whether it’s maintaining a field, responding to emergencies, or caring for animals, these efforts are essential—and deserving of recognition.

Supporting Communities Through Practical Impact


For communities like Poyen, support like this goes beyond a single donation—it creates lasting value. Reliable equipment helps reduce the time and effort required for routine maintenance, allowing staff to focus more on students, events, and community engagement.


At the same time, the “Work Worth Doing” campaign encourages others to recognize and celebrate similar efforts in their own communities. By sharing stories and highlighting local impact, Bobcat is helping build stronger connections and a greater appreciation for the work that often goes unnoticed.

Looking Ahead


Initiatives like “Work Worth Doing” reflect Bobcat’s broader commitment to supporting the people and communities behind the work. By investing in those who make a difference every day, the company continues to reinforce its mission of empowering others.


As the campaign grows, more communities will benefit from the same kind of recognition and support—ensuring that the work that matters most continues to be seen, valued, and strengthened.

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