Proudly serving our Virginia Beach community

Every year in the spring, TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® locations all across the country host an annual donation drive designed to give back to mothers and women in need, right here in our community, by collecting donations of essential care items most needed by our local shelter partners in honor of Mother's Day. This program is called MOVERS FOR MOMS®! We collect these donations from customers, and by partnering with local businesses who generously host collection boxes. This year, our shelter partner receiving donations is the Samaritan House of Virginia Beach. 

We're looking for essential care/comfort items, but the most needed donation items include:

• New Twin Sheets
• Pillows
• New Women's Undergarments (all sizes)
• Baby Food/Formula
• Non-perishable Food Items
• Pajamas
• Bras
• Slippers
• Hairbrushes
• Cleaning Supplies (laundry detergent, bleach, paper towels, disinfectant, mops/brooms, etc.)
• Toiletries (shampoo/conditioner, lotion, body wash, shaving cream, deodorant, etc..)
• Baby Items (diapers, baby wipes, powder, etc..)
• Household Items (kitchenware, towels, toilet paper, paper towels, etc.)

We're very grateful for this year's collection partners. If you'd like to make a donation in person, you can stop by one of the following locations between 3/27 and 5/8: 

- TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® Virginia Beach: 543 Central Dr Ste 220, Virginia Beach, VA 23454

All donations will be delivered to Samaritan House prior to Mother's Day, May 12th. 

Make your mom and all mother's proud this year by supporting this special cause!

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