Giving back, it's what we do!

In the spirit of giving back to the communities in which we serve and live, we continue to align with local charities, including Kids In Crisis, as well as national efforts, such as TWO MEN AND A TRUCK®’s own Movers for Moms® and Movers for Military program. We have been part of The Movers for Moms® campaign since 2010 and have been successful in collecting over 25,000 items within the past four years. These donations help women in need throughout our local community, including those living in shelters in Stamford, Danbury, Norwalk, and Bridgeport. We are grateful to our generous collection partners in the community who have graciously supported our collection efforts.

Movers for Moms®

TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® of Fairfield County supports  Movers for Moms®  collecting donations for local women and family shelters for delivery on Mother’s Day. The purpose of the program is to recognize those moms living in shelters this Mother’s Day by arranging delivery of small gifts for women who are victims of domestic abuse or homelessness.  2018 will mark the 6th year for our Movers for Moms® program.  The donations we are accepting are basic toiletries such as soaps, hair styling products, shampoos and conditioners, pillows, blankets, slippers, robes, etc.  In most cases, shelters’ will provide a list of specific needs.  Partnering organizations can begin collecting at any time, but the collection typically runs from late March through the Friday before Mother’s Day.  TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® Fairfield will pick up and deliver the collected items to partnering women’s shelters before Mother’s Day —- Mother’s Day is Sunday, May 13, 2018.  TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® has women in key leadership roles across the nation and internationally, and some of our most successful franchisees are women, so the idea for Movers for Moms® came to us naturally.

Donations can be dropped off at:

Two Men And A Truck, 25 Van Zant St, Suite 1A1, Norwalk, CT 06855

Movers for Military

TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® Of Fairfield County supports Movers for Military(opens in a new window). The annual program is called Movers for Military with a mission of giving back to veterans and their families living in crisis this Veterans Day. In its fifth year, the national program continues to grow and gain additional success.  In 2015, the program collected more than 20,000 donations for veterans across the country staying in hundreds of shelters. 

Having the support of local organizations and schools is crucial to our ability to serve veterans in need.  The Movers for Military objective is to provide homeless veterans and their families living in shelters with essential everyday items such as shampoo, food, clothing, etc.  These items help make a difference for homeless veterans and their families, who deserve so much for defending our freedoms every day.  TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® Fairfield partners with local schools, businesses, and other organizations starting early October leading up to Veterans Day, Friday, November 11.

Check out the wish list below for the Veterans Home:                                      

Envelopes                                                                                     
Decks of cards
Crossword puzzle books
Mouth wash (non-alcoholic)
Shower shoes (med, Lg, X-Lg)
Body wash
Body lotion
Laundry detergent (26 to 40oz)
Individual tissue packs, individual Q-tip packs
Sweat pants and sweat shirts (med, Lg, X-Lg)
Briefs and t-shirts (med, Lg, X-Lg)
Desk lamps
Birthday cards
Note pads
Combs and brushes
Pens and pencils
Books of stamps

Donation can be drop off at:

25 Van Zant ST Norwalk, CT 06855

* The Connecticut Department of Veteran Affairs’ has requested only new items be donated.

Kids In Crisis

Kids in  Crisis(opens in a new window) is a charity that provides 24-hour support to help families and children resolve conflict. We have supported the Kids in Crisis Triathlon event for five years. Last year ten of our employees generously donated their time and effort to help ensure the success of this event. We’ll continue to seek out organizations, like Kids in Crisis, as we live out our core value, “give back to the community.”