Movers dedicated to Greenville
At TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® Greenville, we believe that moving is more than just boxes; it’s about advancing our community. As dedicated members of the Upstate, we take pride in supporting local schools, non-profits, and initiatives that create a lasting impact on the lives of those around us. From hands-on volunteering to partnerships that give back, we are committed to being more than just a moving company—we are your neighbors, friends, and active participants in building a stronger community.
Our mission to MOVE PEOPLE FORWARD® extends beyond serving our customers and team members; it reaches into the heart of the Upstate community. We proudly partner with local schools, including Augusta Circle Elementary, Blythe Academy, and Sara Collins Elementary, to promote educational growth. Additionally, we support important non-profit organizations like the Children’s Museum of the Upstate and the Junior League of Greenville, which enrich lives and create opportunities for everyone. Through our ongoing efforts to give back and invest in local programs, we’ve witnessed how these initiatives can create a positive ripple effect far beyond our business walls.
Local Partners
Junior League of Greenville
Some partnerships are as old as the business itself. Ours with the Junior League of Greenville began in January 2002, the same month we opened our doors, and almost 25 years later, it is still going strong. Once a month, the TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® Greenville team picks up sofas, dressers, tables, and other large donated items and delivers them to the Nearly New Shop, the League’s resale shop. We also donate moving services for League projects throughout the year. It’s personal for us, too. Owner Rebecca Feldman has served on the board and served as President in 2015-2016.
The Children’s Museum of the Upstate
Kidtoberfest and Winter Wonderland are two of our favorite dates on the calendar. As a sponsor of both events at The Children’s Museum of the Upstate, TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® Greenville gets to help create the kind of days Upstate families remember. Our ties to the museum run deep, with our franchise owner having served two terms on its Board.
Meyer Center
Big fundraisers require a lot of heavy lifting, and that is where we come in. Several times a year, TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® Greenville donates moving services for the Meyer Center’s largest events, including the VIP Party for the Kids Classic and the Holiday Luncheon. The Meyer Center does remarkable work for children with disabilities in the Upstate, and we are happy to handle the setup so their team can stay focused on the kids and families they serve.
Pendleton Place
Month after month, you will find our movers at Pendleton Place. This Greenville non-profit supports children, young adults, and families in crisis, and TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® Greenville provides moving services to them on a monthly basis. Whatever needs to get from one place to another, we take care of it, so their staff can spend their time on the people who count on them.
euphoria
Greenville knows how to throw a party, and euphoria is proof. This celebration of food, wine, and music draws visitors from all over while giving back to local charities, and TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® Greenville donates moving services for euphoria events throughout the year. Owner Rebecca Feldman also served on the euphoria board from 2020 to 2026, so we have seen firsthand how much work it takes to make it happen.
American Heart Association®
If you have been to the Heart Walk or the Heart Ball in Greenville, there is a good chance our trucks got there before you did. TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® Greenville donates moving services to our local American Heart Association® several times a year, helping these events come together behind the scenes. Supporting the fight for better heart and brain health is a cause our whole team can get behind.
The South Carolina Children’s Theatre
There is nothing quite like a child’s first trip to the theatre. That is why TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® Greenville supports the South Carolina Children’s Theatre, where young audiences from across the Upstate get to experience live performances. We are currently a sponsor of I Want My Hat Back on the Younts Stage.
