Serving the community

First launched in 2007 by TWO MEN AND A TRUCK®, the Movers for Mom® program seeks to recognize moms in crisis on Mother's day by arranging delivery of gifts to women living in local shelters on the holiday weekend. In 2018, every TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® location participated and collectively gathered more then 300,000 donations. In the City of Brotherly love, the donations were received by our partner shelter, Laurel House. Over 6,000 items were donated in 2019 alone! These efforts are made possible by all our partners who donated, and thank you does not justify the great work being contributed the community.

TWO MEN AND A TRUCK of Greater Philadelphia partnered with Cheeriodicals, a national corporate team building and corporate gifting company. Hundreds of boxes tailored to boys and girls were assembled by TWO MEN AND A TRUCK of Greater Philadelphia employees and delivered to St. Christopher's Hospital for Children.

As the Movers Who Care®, we were honored to participate and give back to the Greater Philadelphia community. It is because of these relationships that countless communities are impacted by more than 200 deliveries and over 50,000 boxes to children’s hospitals across the United States and Canada.

Every holiday season, TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® of Greater Philadelphia has the opportunity to get involved in multiple donation drop offs. This includes our partnership with the Unionville Bike Drive. Each year, old and broken bikes are delivered to be repaired and cleaned up in order to donate in time for the holiday season. This year, we were able to help move 138 donated bikes for children and adults who would have not had the opportunity otherwise.

Found non-perishables in your pantry that you don't want to take with you when you move? Want to help families in the community? We're here to help! We partner with Move for Hunger and local food banks in the area to help provide food for families in need! We'll even pick them up for you and deliver.  Thousands of pounds of food have been donated to local families in the area thanks to the generosity of individuals in our communities.

One way TWO MEN AND A TRUCK Philadelphia serves the community is through supporting the Salvation Army. One of our favorite ways to support the Salvation Army is donating moving services to support their Toys for Tots program. There were hundreds of bags of toys that went to families this Christmas with our moving and logistical help. It was a fulfilling experience for our movers and drivers to help bring joy to well over a thousand kids who received gifts. Another way we decided to give was by starting an ongoing monetary donation to the Salvation Army. We are donating $1 for every post-move survey we receive from our customers after we provide moving services. In this way, our customers were able to be part of the giving by simply telling us how we did with the service we provided them. We look forward to continuing this support of the great work they do in the community! 

Giving back to the community is one of our most important core values. Our mission as the Movers Who Care® originates in our charitable beginnings as a company.  We are proud to uphold that charitable tradition through donated services and contributions. We are excited to share that we have added The Salvation Army to the list of organizations we support. The Salvation Army helps the community in many ways including a food pantry, emergency utility help, and various holiday and community programs. Together, with your feedback and support, we will continue to help those in the community who are in need.

We are donating $1 for every post-move survey our customers submit to us after using our services. That way you get to be a part of the giving simply by telling us how we did on the move, storage, or junk removal services.

This year during breast cancer awareness month TWO MEN AND A TRUCK supported the American Cancer Society with their Stride Against Breast Cancer event! Our moving expertise was helpful as we handled the logistics of picking up and transporting all the large pallets of water, hundreds of boxes of snacks, and other set-up equipment for the event. The event was a huge success with a large turnout. We were proud to serve the community in this way as we stood with the large crowd in solidarity and support of one another.