At TWO MEN AND A TRUCK®, giving back is at the core of what we do—and we’re proud to bring that commitment to the Grand Forks community through our annual Movers for Moms® campaign.
From April 1st through May 1st, our Grand Forks team will be partnering with local businesses and community members to collect essential care items for mothers and families in need. All donations collected will be delivered to the YWCA in Fargo, helping support women and children right here in our region.
What is Movers for Moms®?
Movers for Moms® is a nationwide program started by TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® to provide comfort and essential items to mothers staying in shelters or transitional housing. What began as a small, local effort has grown into a powerful movement—collecting millions of items for women and families across the country.
How Grand Forks Can Get Involved
We’re calling on Grand Forks businesses and residents to join us in making a difference. Participating is simple:
Host a donation box at your business
Donate essential care items like toiletries, hygiene products, and comfort items
Spread the word to friends, family, and coworkers
Our team will handle all the heavy lifting—from dropping off donation boxes to picking up and delivering items at the end of the campaign.
Most Needed Items
While all comfort items are appreciated, some of the most requested donations include:
Shampoo and conditioner
Body wash and soap
Toothbrushes and toothpaste
Deodorant
Feminine hygiene products
Lotion
Pillows and blankets
Why It Matters
For many mothers facing difficult circumstances, these everyday items can make a meaningful difference. Movers for Moms® is about more than donations—it’s about showing support, restoring dignity, and reminding families that their community cares.
Join Us This April
We’re proud to serve the Grand Forks area and even prouder to give back alongside such a supportive community. If your business is interested in participating or hosting a donation box, we’d love to connect.
Let’s come together this April and make a real impact—one box, one item, and one family at a time.
