
Your "Movers Who Care®" Serving St. Augustine, St. Johns County and surrounding areas
TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® is proud to have created a partnership with Winn-Dixie to support our monthly MOVERS FOR MEALS® initiative. To date, nearly 35,000 pounds of food has been donated to the local food pantries and shelters, providing over 28,000 meals to families in the First Coast region facing food insecurity.
OCTOBER- HELPING HOMELAND HEROES. We are honored to select the Veterans Council of St. Johns County as our October MOVERS FOR MEALS® recipient. Our food donation was given to the homeless veterans during the Veteran’s Council's annual Saint Johns County Homeless Stand Down event at the Elks Lodge #829 on Saturday, October 8th. We combined our MOVERS FOR MEALS® food donation and delivered donations to these brave men and women who have served our country. A special thanks to our MOVERS FOR MEALS® partner, Winn-Dixie, for donating gift cards for each homeless veteran.
AUGUST- TWO MEN AND A TRUCK chose Jim Dotson Foundation Inc.(opens in a new window) in Jacksonville as their August MOVERS FOR MEALS® recipient. Jo Cheeser, President of the foundation, reached out when she heard about our MOVERS FOR MEALS® initiative. It was an easy choice for us to choose this amazing team who work tirelessly to help those facing food insecurity. The foundation was founded in 2018 by Jim Dotson, James Lenhart, and George Teigland to provide food and clothing to their Arlington neighbors in need. Dotson was 83 when he passed away last May. Chesser, Dotson's daughter, said their family established the foundation in his memory to continue his legacy of helping others. The foundation serves 300 families each pantry day (2nd and 4th Saturday of each month) and also serves a hot breakfast for those waiting in line to get much-needed food for their families. They serve retirees living on Social Security or other limited incomes, working mothers with babies or toddlers, disabled veterans, and people struggling because of illness, loss of a job, or the passing of a spouse.
Through their Pancake Ladies Ministry, they serve an amazing breakfast including pancakes, a bagel station, grits, sausage gravy, and biscuits, as well as conversation, time, and in many cases just lending an ear over coffee. This Jacksonville-based group in Arlington has made it a mission to feed, clothe and help neighbors and strangers experiencing hard times.
For more information about the Jim Dotson Foundation, or if you need assistance, call them at (904) 254-3099 or https://jimdotsonfoundation.com.
JULY- TWO MEN AND A TRUCK chose Giving Hearts Ministry Food Pantry in Jacksonville as their July MOVERS FOR MEALS® recipient. Victory Celebration Church is a delightful little church with BIG HEARTS and BIG PLANS to help fight food insecurity in Jacksonville. Through their Giving Hearts Ministry Food Pantry, these hard-working folks help feed close to 150 people a month. Wanda, Director of Giving Hearts Ministry Food Pantry and Outreach Program, reached out to learn more about our MOVERS FOR MEALS® program and we were happy to support their efforts.
JUNE-TWO MEN AND A TRUCK chose Spirit of Life Lutheran Church food pantry in Jacksonville as their June MOVERS FOR MEALS® recipient. Gary and Jo Strysick have a passion for feeding the hungry. They have managed the food pantry at their church for a number of years and noticed that donations have dropped and the number of clients in need has increased. Jo reached out to learn more about our MOVERS FOR MEALS® program and we were happy to support their efforts. They go the extra mile by canning fruits and vegetables to avoid food waste.
MAY- TWO MEN AND A TRUCK and Winn-Dixie jointly contributed over 1400 lbs. of food which provided over 1200 meals for women and children at Hubbard House, Betty Griffin Center, Quigley House, and Alpha Omega Miracle Home.
APRIL-Surprising our friends at The Food Pantry of Green Cove Springs with two SUVs full of food with our monthly MOVERS FOR MEALS® donation during their annual Jack Graves Memorial Food Drive- PRICELESS Since 1989, The Food Pantry of Green Cove Springs has been providing Clay County with emergency food for families and individuals in need. They rely on food drives from local organizations to stock our shelves and donations from foundations, corporations, and individuals in the community. The Food Pantry is an all-volunteer organization that allows your donations to go directly to feeding the hungry and supporting our mission in Clay County. For more information on how you can help the food pantry visit their website http://foodpantryofgreencovesprings.org or contact them at foodpantryofgcs@gmail.com.
MARCH-TWO MEN AND A TRUCK chose Homeless Coalition St Johns County as their March MOVERS FOR MEALS® recipient. The Homeless Coaltion provides innovative programs to assist the most chronic homeless families with children in Florida’s St. Johns County to get off the street and on the road to self-sufficiency. The Homeless Coalition provides a supportive services that benefit the surrounding West Augustine community. Many of the people living in the area are homeless and poverty stricken. ESHC determined that one of the most pressing needs was housing for homeless children and their single parents. Because no other agency or organization would do so, the Coalition took the lead and in 1999 purchased our first transitional shelter. In 2001, the Coalition purchased 12 houses on Chapin St. and in 2004 purchased three (3) houses on Nesbit Ave, and in 2009 built four (4) houses on Smith St. ESHC currently has 20 homes. An average of 14 families move to permanent housing each year. To learn more about E.S.H.C services visit their website https://homelesscoalitionstjohns.com/
FEBRUARY- TWO MEN AND A TRUCK chose Lutheran Social Services as their February MOVERS FOR MEALS® recipient after seeing their SOS for food donations on their Facebook page. TWO MEN AND A TRUCK donated 2,000 pounds of food which is nearly 1,700 meals for families facing food insecurity in the #firstcoast region.
JANUARY- Mandarin Food Bank. The volunteers at the Mandarin Food Bank were mighty happy when we began unloading much-needed food supplies. The Mandarin Food Bank's mission is to provide emergency food and clothing to those in need in the Mandarin Community. They are a ministry run entirely by volunteers. Did you know the Mandarin Food Bank also supports the local community through their Clothes Closet? If you're looking for a way to help others donating gently used clothes and shoes would be greatly appreciated!
TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® kicked off their MOVERS FOR MEALS® initiative in April of 2021 at the Clay County Fair to support The Pantry at Green Cove Springs.
APRIL- The Pantry at Green Cove Springs(opens in a new window), Clay County. MOVERS FOR MEALS® "Stuff the Truck Event" a Huge Success! We are thrilled at the results of our first food drive at the Clay County Fair collecting nearly 3,500 pounds of food for The Food Pantry of Green Cove Springs #claycounty. We couldn’t have done it without our partners at Winn-Dixie who generously matched our $1,000 food donation! Many thanks to all of the wonderful people who contributed in the spirit of unselfish giving!
MAY BEAM(opens in a new window), Duval County. We are so happy with our supporters' kindness during our second TWO MEN AND A TRUCK "Stuff the Truck" event to support BEAM for our monthly MOVERS FOR MEALS® campaign. A special thank you to our partners Winn-Dixie for matching our $1,000 food donation and Mid-America Marketing for their $500 food donation! In just four hours, nearly 2500 pounds of food was donated! That's nearly 2,100 meals provided for Jacksonville families facing food insecurity.
MAY-Hubbard House(opens in a new window), Duval County. TWO MEN AND A TRUCK and Winn-Dixie jointly contributed over 1400 lbs. of food which will provide over 1200 meals for women and children at the shelter.
JUNE-Our Lady of Good Council Food Pantry(opens in a new window), St. Johns County. Our Lady of Good Counsel's Food Pantry in StJohnsCountyFlorida was the TWO MEN AND A TRUCK®'s June recipient for our monthly MOVERS FOR MEALS® campaign. The Church’s food pantry opened its doors in Oct 2013 to serve seven families. Through their amazing efforts, they currently serve 60 to 70 families a month with non-perishables, fresh produce (from their garden), frozen meat, bread, pastries, and more.
JULY-Quigley House(opens in a new window), Clay County. Quigley House provides safe shelter to victims of domestic violence and sexual assault in the Clay County Area of Northeast Florida. They even provide shelter for victim’s pets Learn how you can help survivors at https://www.quigleyhouse.org/get-involved(opens in a new window)
AUGUST-HerSPACE, Northeast Florida Women Veterans, Duval County. HerSPACE provides temporary housing for women veterans and their children in Jacksonville Beach.
“The Lighthouse,” a 4-bedroom, 3,000 square foot house in Jacksonville Beach, will be a temporary home for up to eight women veterans and their children. During their stay, they will be given guidance by Northeast Florida Women Veterans, which operates as a resource center for women veterans, to help get them back on their feet and into long-term housing. Learn how you can help women veterans and their children at https://www.forwomenvets.org(opens in a new window)
SEPTEMBER-Catholic Charities of St. Augustine's, Weekend Hunger Backpack Program, St. Johns County. We love supporting our community-especially when it involves local children's needs.
The Weekend Hunger Backpack Program addresses local food insecurity among children in a unique way inside the classroom. Over 170 kids received food assistance throughout the school year as part of this program. Each week, students discreetly receive a bag filled with nutritious kid-friendly food to take home. This ensures that they have meals and snacks to eat over the weekend when school lunches are unavailable. TWO MEN AND A TRUCK donated over $1,000 in nutritious food for these children facing food insecurity. Children should never go hungry. To get help or donate to this program visit https://www.ccbstaug.org/weekend-hunger-backpack
OCTOBER-UCOM Jax was TWO MEN AND A TRUCK's MOVERS FOR MEALS October's recipient
We delivered much-needed food supplies for UCOM Jax's food pantry and Meals on Wheels program. UCOM UrbanServ Inc has been committed to fighting food insecurity and poverty in Jacksonville since 1979 so that no one faces hunger or crisis alone. Learn how you can help http://www.ucomjax.org/get-involved.html(opens in a new window).
NOVEMBER-Pie In The Sky of St. Johns County is our MOVERS FOR MEALSⓇ November recipient. “Our pantry bags for 450 low-income seniors in St Johns County will be full for Thanksgiving thanks to TWO MEN AND A TRUCK and Winn-Dixie”, Phyllis
Wood, program Manager, Pie In The Sky. Stay tuned for some special updates for these special seniors
TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® were proud to create a partnership with Winn-Dixie to support our monthly MOVERS FOR MEALS® initiative. To date, we have donated over 18,900 pounds of food to the local food pantries which provide 15,750 meals to families in the First Coast region facing food insecurity.
At TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® St. Augustine, we believe every mother deserves to feel valued, especially those facing difficult circumstances. That’s why we are proud to host our annual Movers for Moms® campaign, collecting essential care items for mothers in need across St. Johns County.
We are honored to have incredible partners throughout St. Augustine helping us give back to local women and families.
Atlantic Self Storage – Serving as a major drop-off partner
Exit 1 Stop Realty – Supporting the collection efforts
Local Schools and Organizations – Helping us gather much-needed supplies, including:
St. Augustine High School
R.J. Murray Middle School
Palencia Elementary School
Murray Hill Academy
Sebastian Middle School
The Webster School
St. Johns Technical High School
Crookshank Elementary School
W. D. Hartley Elementary School
Switzerland Point Middle School
This year, all donations collected in St. Augustine will go directly to:
Betty Griffin Center – Providing critical services for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault in St. Johns County.
Quigley House – Offering vital services for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault in our community.
By donating, you’re ensuring that mothers in crisis have access to basic necessities and comfort items to help them rebuild their lives.
✅ Donate Essential Items – We are collecting toiletries, baby supplies, personal care products, and non-perishable food at participating locations.
✅ Host a Collection Box – Schools, businesses, and organizations can become official collection sites.
✅ Spread the Word – Share our campaign on social media using #MoversForMoms to encourage more community involvement.
Every donation, no matter how big or small, makes a difference. Join us in supporting local mothers in need and ensuring that every mom feels appreciated this Mother’s Day.
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At TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® St. Augustine, we are proud to host our annual Movers for Moms® collection drive, an initiative dedicated to supporting women and children affected by domestic abuse. Every year, we partner with local schools, businesses, and organizations to collect and deliver essential care items to shelters in time for Mother’s Day.
This year, with the generous support of eight St. Johns County schools, Atlantic Self Storage, Exit 1 Stop Realty, Elizabeth Water Wells, Realtor, and Cub Scouts SJC111 and 474, we collected over 24,000 personal care items and non-perishable food donations. These much-needed items will be delivered to Betty Griffin Center and Quigley House, helping local mothers and children receive the support they deserve.
In 2023, our St. Augustine community played a vital role in helping collect over 29,000 essential items, including diapers, food, and personal care products, for Betty Griffin Center, Quigley House, and Hubbard House.
In 2022, we expanded our reach by supporting Betty Griffin Center, Quigley House, and Alpha-Omega Miracle Home. With the support of local schools and businesses, we successfully provided thousands of essential items to women and children in need.
Each year, Movers for Moms® grows stronger with the support of our amazing community. We are grateful for the generosity of local businesses, schools, and individuals who help us provide comfort and care to mothers in need.
If you’d like to get involved in our 2025 Movers for Moms® collection drive, contact TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® St. Augustine today!
#MoversForMoms #TwoMenAndATruck #StAugustineCares #CommunitySupport #HelpingMothers
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TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® is proud to partner with the American Cancer Society by donating 10 cents of every move nationwide to help support this great organization’s effort. Since 2000, TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® has donated over half a million dollars in the help to fight cancer.
The American Cancer Society, is on a mission to free the world from cancer. Until they do, they'll be funding and conducting research, sharing expert information, supporting patients, and spreading the word about prevention. All so you can live longer — and better.
TWO MEN AND A TRUCK St. Augustine answered the call when we were asked to donate boxes in relief of Hurricane Matthew. The Red Cross was just one of many recipients of boxes and other packing supplies for those people adversely affected by this devastating hurricane. The American Red Cross, through its strong network of volunteers, donors, and partners, is always there in times of need.
TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® St. Augustine was excited to partner with our friend Andrew Michael, The Veteran’s Agent, for his Veteran’s Agent 5K in the beautiful Town Center of Nocatee. This 5K was to benefits K9s for Warriors, which is located in Nocatee. K9 for Warriors is dedicated to providing service canines to our Warriors suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, traumatic brain injury, or military sexual trauma as a result of military service post-9/11.
We are thankful to be part of this community and support the Veterans Council of St Johns County(opens in a new window) with causes like Wreaths Across America. Every year, our team delivers 1,300 wreaths to the St. Augustine National Cemetery(opens in a new window) for Wreaths Across America Day.
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(Video starts out with the title "Moving Tips" displayed across the screen)
(Video cuts to a TWO MEN AND A TRUCK Franchise Office Manager with a moving truck in the background)
When you're moving, you kind of have boxes all over the place.
I always recommend to have a clear path.
And if you want it to go faster, put a clear path
(Video shows a mover carrying a chair down a customer's hallway in their house)
and put the boxes towards the door.
That way they can just grab them and go.
(Video cuts to a mover with a TWO MEN AND A TRUCK moving truck in the background)
Being prepared, It's so many times we've, we've gone into customer homes where they weren't ready.
Like, you know what I mean?
Don't get me wrong, It's hourly,
(Video cuts to a franchise moving truck backing up)
but we're here to try to make you better in there.
(Video cuts back to mover)
But it's like we've come to some that they look like they just woke up that morning "Like, hey, I'm, I think I'm gonna move today" like, you know?
(Video cuts to the Warehouse Manager of the TWO MEN AND A TRUCK Franchise)
Get a big sharpie, label every box and what room it's going to go into.
(A mover is shown unloading a loaded up MOVING TRUCK)
You're moving into a multi-family home, make sure that, you know, everything's labeled on what floor, whether it's going to an attic, to a basement, to
a kitchen, to a first bedroom, a second bedroom,
(Video cuts back to warehouse manager)
make that plan and have it all down on a piece of paper.
It will make your life a whole heck of a lot easier.
(Video cuts to operations manager)
Be honest on your estimate.
And then you get there and like, oh surprise, we got three more rooms.
We'll get it done, but it's nice heads up.
(Video cuts to an In-Home Estimator)
No loose items. So try and have everything boxed up, packed up, taped up.
The more organized you can be, the better your move goes.
(Video cuts a move manager)
You be ready and we're ready.
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(Video starts out with Ukulele music in the background with three movers carrying boxes out of a customers home. The video title "Selecting a Moving Company Two Men And A Truck" is displayed on the screen)
(Video cuts to an interview of a customer service representative for a local Two Men And A Truck franchise.)
So finding a moving company can be difficult because moving is a very stressful situation.
A lot of times it comes, um, very unexpectedly.
Um, so they have to make, um, a very quick decision.
Um, and sometimes it's not the most informed, um,
and those that can make it very difficult.
(Video cuts to a Two Men And A Truck operations manager sitting at his desk)
Being able to move, you're, you're moving your whole life, you want to be able to make sure
whoever you choose can do everything you need, whether that's, you know, getting rid of any items you don't want anymore,
whether they can move every item that you have, you know, some moving companies may not be able to move certain things.
So a lot of people wanna be sure they choose a moving company that, you know, they could fully trust.
(The title "Guaranteeing security with your movers" displays on the screen for a few moments)
(Video cuts back to the customer service representative)
A reputable Moving company is usually licensed, bonded, and insured.
(Video cuts to a moving truck with the back opened)
(Two Movers carry a couch into the back of the moving truck)
Um, which basically means we're, we're registered with the state or, um, that we're operating in as well as, um, if someone were to get hurt on the job, the homeowner is protected
by our license and bonding.
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Online reviews definitely have a, a very big effect on, you know, your, your business.
(Another employee using their computer)
So whenever I'm looking to go buy something online.
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I'm, I'm, you know, looking at the reviews first and seeing what, what other people have said about, you know, set product or company.
(Video cuts back to operations manager sitting at his desk)
So you definitely wanna be able to take care of people where you can.
So, you know, you have those overwhelming positive reviews.
(video then shows the title "know what your paying for")
(Video cuts back to the customer service representative)
Two Men And A Truck deposits um are usually pretty low, um in terms of the total move cost.
(One mover is setting up orange in the road behind the moving truck)
And then they, for the most part are refundable up until a certain point.
(video show a mover carrying a wheel chock)
Um And they're applied to the move total.
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They're not an additional fee.
(Video cuts to the title "Communication during the move process)
(Video cuts to the operations manager)
Communication is very important during the moving process.
(Customer service rep answering the phone)
Uh A lot of customers have, you know, they're always gonna have questions
that come across, you know, during the move.
(Video cuts to a moving truck driving in a parking lot)
And sometimes they're wondering if, you know, guys can take extra items and maybe the guys aren't quite sure.
So they'll be able to, you know, reach out to us and ask us if you don't have a good communication to start in the day, then things get kind of confusing.
(Video cuts to an interview of one of the movers)
Um for instance, for addresses and things like that or like even getting like carpet shield down for them just to make sure that their homes protected.
It's not um it's not a good thing to have them in the, in the dark about things.
It's good to be as open as you can with them and be as comfortable as you can with them just to kind of get them through the Day.
(Video ends with a call to action and the Two Men And A Truck logo and tagline "Movers Who Care")
(Video Starts out with the TWO MEN AND A TRUCK Logo and piano music in the background)
(Video cuts to the title of the video "What Movers Can't Move")
(Video cuts to the words "What Items Won't You Move From My Garage" and cartoon graphic of a small garage with stuff piling out of it)
(A narrator begins speaking)
My garage is jam packed with stuff.
Are there any items you can't move for me?
(Video cuts to a graphic of the word "NO" with different hazard symbols in the letters. Underneath the graphic are the words Flammable, Explosive, Corrosive.)
Regardless of the circumstances, we will not move any flammable explosive or corrosive items.
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If you want us to move your lawnmower, snow blower or other machines that run on gasoline,
(A Gas tank appears and the tractor flips upside down and drains gas into the gas tank)
please be sure to drain the tank prior to moving day.
(Video cuts to a graphic of a bag that says "super plant grow, make your plants growier, fertilizer on it")
There are a number of hazardous materials we can't move including fertilizer,
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fire extinguishers,
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batteries,
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household cleaners
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and propane tanks.
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For a complete list of hazardous materials, we won't move, contact your local two men in a truck office.
My house is full of potted plants.
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How would the movers handle those?
(A series of animals move across the screen behind the cactus plant. Animal noises can be heard in the background)
TWO MEN AND A TRUCK doesn't transport any living things including plants and animals, depending on the weather.
Our trucks can get very hot or very cold inside.
There's also a lack of good air flow in the trucks.
Please be sure to make other arrangements for moving your pets and plants.
(The words "Will They Move My Food" appear on the screen)
I'm concerned my frozen food will thaw in your truck during the move.
What should I do?
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For a variety of reasons Two men in a truck can't move perishable items including fresh refrigerated and frozen foods.
These items can rot spoil and smell in the truck.
Try to plan your meals to minimize the amount of food you have left.
(The words "Movers Can't Move Food" slow appear on the screen as the foods disappear one by one)
Come moving day, you will be responsible for transporting it or giving it away.
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What personal items should I plan to move myself?
(Video cuts to a graphic of cartoon jewelry, cash, and two stick figures with the words "take important items with you" at the above it)
We recommend cash, jewelry, photographs and important papers be taken with you as well as other items that may have strong
sentimental value.
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We also don't move prescription drugs because we don't want to pack anything on the truck that you may need in case of a life threatening illness.
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(Video cuts to a graphic of a pill bottle, first aid kit, toilet paper, and a TWO MEN AND A TRUCK Moving Day Box)
If you have items that you can't live without, we recommend keeping them with you during the move.
(Video cuts to a series of words of the things movers cannot move including the words "Movers Will Not Move," "Hazardous Materials," "plants and animals," "perishable items," "prescription drugs," "money," "sentimental and important items," and the disclaimer at the bottom "For a complete list, please contact your Local Two Men And A Truck Office.")
These are just some examples of items that we don't allow on the moving trucks for a complete list.
Please contact your local two men in a truck office by planning ahead.
You can help avoid last minute problems making moving day less stressful.
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