Community Service

Giving back to the community has always been a priority for TWO MEN AND A TRUCK®. During its first year in business, all profits were donated to charity. Today, the company strives to be a positive role model in the industry by emphasizing the importance of giving back to the community, and it encourages franchisees to do the same. As a result, TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® is actively involved in the Greenville community through its support of several local charities and organizations.

A Corporate Commitment to Service

Mary Ellen Sheets, founder of TWO MEN AND A TRUCK®, has spent most of her life volunteering. So when she started TWO MEN AND A TRUCK®, it made sense to include community service in the foundation of the business.

In her first year, Sheets profited only $1,000. She decided that even though she could use the money, she would donate $100 to 10 different local charities. She’s continued donating to the same 10 charities every year she’s been in business.

Sheets’ fervent commitment to helping the community is shared by her children. The family’s dedication has been an inspiration to everyone in the TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® system. In fact, 10 cents of every move is donated to the American Cancer Society.

Serving the Greenville - Spartanburg Community

As a result of TWO MEN AND A TRUCK®’s commitment to service, franchisees from across the country are encouraged to dedicate both time and money to area charities.

As your Greenville movers, we’re committed to giving back to the Greenville community through our involvement with local charities. We're currently involved in various projects with the following local organizations:

• Junior League of Greenville:
  We donate time and boxes to the Junior League through out the year for their various events. Once a month, we pick up furniture and other large items that people want to donate to The Nearly New Shop of the Junior League. This allows them to resell the items in the store. The Nearly New Shop is the JLG's largest fundraiser, and the ability to sell these large items impacts their bottom line.
• Greenville County Museum of Art:
  Each year, we donate time to load items in and out of the Museum for their Antiques Show (their largest fundraiser).
• The Children's Museum of the Upstate
• Better Business Bureau
• Greenville Chamber of Commerce
• Greenville County Foster Parent Association
• A Child's Haven

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