Bay City/Saginaw, Mich.

The Bay Area Women’s Center sent a letter to the Bay City/Midland/Saginaw, Mich., franchise to thank it for donating services. A team of three movers helped complete the final stage of transferring the Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner program to their building.

Fort Collins, Colo.

Saint Joseph Catholic Church and School wrote to the Fort Collins, Colo., location to say thanks for again saving the day. The franchise moved furniture, as well as a piano and organ, to help the school prepare for the upcoming school year. The principal said, “I don’t know how we would have accomplished this project without your help.”

South Bend, Ind.

Franchisee Dave Hunt has volunteered to wear high-heeled shoes to increase awareness on domestic violence.

St. Joseph, Mich.

The Lakeshore, Mich. location was recently recognized in a Letter to the Editor in The Herald Palladium.

Here's the letter:

Movers' kindness helped during difficult time
Editor,
A big thank you to Two Men and a Truck. On short notice the company helped us relocate one of our Hospice at Home patient's household goods. Its swift response and gracious help turned a difficult situation around.

Completing the move as a charity move, at no cost to the patient, was a true blessing.

The level of care and commitment it has for our community is obvious.

Richard Grom
Life is Precious Program Coordinator
Hospice at Home

Charlotte, NC

Check out this news story about the Charlotte, N.C., francise helping move donated appliances.

West Palm Beach, Fla.

Check out this blog that recognizes Janelle and Joel Dowley's committment to giving back to the West Palm Beach community.

Traverse City, Mich.

Team TC working with their business neighbors to spread the warmth ...

Mary Ellen Sheets

Happy Birthday to Founder Mary Ellen Sheets who made giving back to the community a way of life for TWO MEN AND A TRUCK.

In her first year, Sheets profited only $1,000. And even though she could have used the money, she decided to give $100 donations away to 10 different local charities.

She has continued donating to the same 10 charities every year she’s been in business. Sheets is a longtime supporter of many organizations including Habitat for Humanity, United Way of America and the YMCA.

The system contines to donate 10 cents of every move to the American Cancer Society. Since its inception, more than $350,000 has been given for cancer research.

Charlotte, N.C.

The Charlotte office participated in the Lake Norman Touch-A-Truck event  Oct. 4 to benefit “Addie’s Cure” for the prevention of Lung Cancer. Truckie made quite a quite a few children happy -- about 3,500!

National support

Many of our franchises are selling pink boxes to support breast cancer research. A portion of the cost is then donated to a local cancer charity in each community. Ask your local TMT customer service representative how you can buy them!

Call 1-877-263-6444 or go to http://www.twomen.com/.

Durham, N.C.

The moving team ... Movers Antoine Thompson (far left) and Carlton Morrison (center) of Durham, N.C., were recognized by their community for helping save the lives of a mother and child trapped in a buring car after an auto accident. They recently visited Home Office after moving a family from North Carolina to the Lansing, Mich. They are here with Jon Sorber, executive vice president, Hector Espinoza, Durham mover, and Melanie Bergeron, chair. Read more about Thompson's and Morrison's heroic efforts by visiting http://www.twomenandatruck.com/.

Check out this post from a happy customer ...

Bay City, Mich.

A huge fist bump goes to the Bay City/Saginaw, Mich., team who not only provide amazing service, but are also incredibly honest.

Bay City customers recently stopped CEO and President Brig Sorber at a high school football game in Okemos, Mich., about the incredible experience.

Sorber said the customers "raved" about the movers and how great they were to their parents as they moved into the next phase in their lives.

"They went went on and on,'' Sorber said. "To top it off, they said they got a call from the office to tell them they were accidently overcharged $24 and that a check would promptly be sent to them. The guy looked at me and said, 'Are you kidding me? Honest and hard working? We will NEVER use anyone else.'''

Sorber said he wasn't surprised to hear such fantastic news about the Bay City location.