April 2021 Great northAmerican® Food Drive – Powered by northAmerican Agents and Move for Hunger

northAmerican agents and their teams team up with Move For Hunger on the Great North American Food Drive

 

 

On Monday, April 5, the northAmerican® Van Lines agent network and Move For Hunger kicked off it’s first Great northAmerican Food Drive. April 5 – 11, northAmerican agents in the U.S. and Canada will be collecting non-perishable food items in their community and delivering those donations to local food banks on April 12.

Move For Hunger and northAmerican Van Lines have been partners since 2013. During that time, 76 northAmerican agents have combined to collect over 500,000 lbs of food (over 400,000 meals) and transport it to those in need at a local food bank.

“We are thrilled to partner with northAmerican Van Lines on this project,” says Adam Lowy, Executive Director and Founder of Move For Hunger. They’ve been an amazing supporter of ours for many years and have answered the call, literally, time and time again whenever there was food that needed rescuing.”

This nationwide initiative could not come at a more important time. Because of the pandemic, 17 million more people are struggling to find their next meal. In total, over 54 million Americans, including 1 in 4 kids, are considered food insecure. In Canada, food banks have experienced a 76% increase in new clients, and 1 in 3 children are going hungry*.

“The northAmerican agent family has been supporting the communities where they live and work for over 86 years,” says Kevin Murphy, Vice President and General Manager, North American Van Lines, Inc. “As essential employees throughout the pandemic, northAmerican agents have witnessed first-hand the impact of COVID-19 on their communities and were ready to help. We are proud to have such dedicated and community-focused agents in our network and are honored to partner with an outstanding organization like Move For Hunger.”

Many thanks to the following northAmerican agents and their teams who have made this effort possible.

A-1 Freeman Relocation of Houston Texas

A. Arnold Moving of Kansas City, Kansas

Andy’s Transfer of Glendale, California

Arnoff Moving & Storage, Poughkeepsie, New York

Bedwell Moving Systems, Pickering, Ontario, Canada

Beltmann Relocation Group, Copley, Ohio

Beltmann Relocation Group, Roselle, Illinois

Beltmann Relocation Group, Peoria, Illinois

Beltmann Relocation Group, Addison, Illinois

Beltmann Relocation Group, Denver, Colorado

Beltmann Relocation Group, Montrose, Colorado

Cord Moving & Storage, St. Louis, Missouri

David Moving Company, Baton Rouge, Louisiana

E.  E. Ward Moving & Storage, Charlotte, North Carolina

E. E. Ward Moving & Storage, Columbus, Ohio

First Class Moving Systems, Tampa, Florida

George Moving & Storage, Freedom, Pennsylvania

Hall Lane Moving & Storage, Commack, New York

John Gray Moving & Storage, Dorval, Quebec, Canada

Lile International, Salem, Oregon

Lile Moving & Storage, Lakewood, Washington

Mother Lode Van & Storage, Rancho Cordova, California

Moving Solutions, Mentor, Ohio

Rainbow Movers, Franklin, Massachusetts

The Other Moving Company, Hayes, Virginia

University Moving & Storage, Farmington Hills, Michigan

University Moving & Storage, Whitestown, Indiana

Ward North American, Austin, Texas

Ward North American, Garland, Texas

Ward North American, Killeen, Texas

Ward North American, San Antonio, Texas

 

If you live in one of the following neighborhoods and receive a Front Porch Food Drive bag and flyer, or if you see a Move For Hunger donation box at a local retailer, please join us in helping fight food insecurity in your community by donating.

 

* https://www.foodsafety.ca/blog/food-insecurity-rise-canada

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