El Paso’s ‘Two Men and a Truck’ franchise helps single moms with moving needs
El Paso, Texas -- What started as an after-school side job for two high school teens has now turned into an internationally known business that aims at serving non-profits in the community.
"Two Men and a Truck" is a moving company with over 350 locations worldwide. One of those locations is here in the Borderland.
"We are the movers who care," said Chris Williams, office manager for the El Paso franchise.
"Two Men and a Truck is an organization that has been involved with the community and each area that it goes into," said Williams.
Giving back to the community has been a long tradition at "Two Men and a Truck."
"Movers for Moms" is the company's national giving program that happens every spring and aims at assisting moms in need.
"Movers for Moms is where we take in donations for mother's of domestic violence and also moms that are looking to start over so. They're single mothers with kids" said Williams.
The company accepts donations such as gently used furniture, toiletries and school supplies among other items.
"All of the donations can either be brought to us or we can accept if people want to call us and we can set up a time to come pick those items up," said Williams.
"Two Men and a Truck" also takes pride in working with other non-profit organizations in the community.
"Whether it be for the Child Guidance Center or victims of human trafficking," said Williams, "and anytime those organizations reach out to us it can be kept confidential but we're always here for them if they need us."
The company has helped move hundreds of families in need within the past year.
"Here at Two Men and a Truck our objective always is to move people forward," said Williams.
And they hope to continue their work in assisting those in need in our community.
"If we have left over things that's just gonna go towards people next year while we're doing this," said Williams.
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