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<a href="https://twomenandatruck.com/?utm_source=1851franchise.com&utm_medium=article&utm_campaign=two-men-and-a-truck-franchisees-give-back-through-cause-marketing-campaigns-2720081" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">TWO MEN AND A TRUCK</a>®, the nation’s largest franchisor in the moving industry with more than 400 franchises and 3,000 trucks in operation, has always aimed to provide service first and foremost. From helping people through one of life’s most stressful events, moving, to prioritizing upward mobility for employees, TWO MEN AND A TRUCK is more than just another franchise opportunity. That is why many of the franchise owners within the system are committed to giving back to their communities through cause marketing campaigns, and the TWO MEN AND A TRUCK brand makes it easy to do so by recommending initiatives to get involved in.<a href="https://www.thefranchisewoman.com/2022/06/29/holly-stewart-two-men-and-a-truck/?utm_source=1851franchise.com&utm_medium=article&utm_campaign=two-men-and-a-truck-franchisees-give-back-through-cause-marketing-campaigns-2720081" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Holly Stewart</a>, a TWO MEN AND A TRUCK franchisee in Atlanta, is one such owner determined to give back. Before franchising, Stewart’s background was in market research and customer service. After accepting a General Manager position with TWO MEN AND A TRUCK, Stewart worked her way up through different positions, eventually running 10 shops around Atlanta. Today, she owns five TWO MEN AND A TRUCK territories herself throughout the area.&nbsp;“The reason I franchised is that when I came on with TWO MEN AND A TRUCK, I realized that I could make an impact, both in my business and in my community,” said Stewart.To give back to her community, Stewart hosts TWO MEN AND A TRUCK’s&nbsp;<a href="https://blog.twomenandatruck.com/tag/movers-for-mutts/?utm_source=1851franchise.com&utm_medium=article&utm_campaign=two-men-and-a-truck-franchisees-give-back-through-cause-marketing-campaigns-2720081" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Movers for Mutts</a>® campaign every year. She works with local shelters and foster-based rescues to help the furry friends in her community find a home. Over the years, Stewart says her locations have donated 80,000 items through collection boxes, city-wide sponsorships and local drop-off points at schools and daycares.&nbsp;“The goal is to do what we can and leverage our platform as much as possible to help with a project we are passionate about,” said Stewart. “We find that you have to share TWO MEN AND A TRUCK’s core values. If those aren’t also your personal values, it probably won’t be the best fit. We have a passion for giving back to the community, integrity, and care.”&nbsp;<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnathan-cuttino-164b7a130?utm_source=1851franchise.com&utm_medium=article&utm_campaign=two-men-and-a-truck-franchisees-give-back-through-cause-marketing-campaigns-2720081" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Johnathan Cuttino</a>, a TWO MEN AND A TRUCK franchisee in Macon, Georgia, is another example of how franchise owners give back. Cuttino has been with the brand for 11 years, originally starting as a driver and working his way up to becoming a sales representative and a regional manager for five locations. Eventually, the opportunity came up to become an owner himself in Macon.&nbsp;“I’ve always wanted to be a business owner, and I really fell in love with the business model and the atmosphere at TWO MEN AND A TRUCK,” said Cuttino. “One of my dreams was to help as many people as possible, and with this business, I can help employees advance in their careers while also helping the community.”&nbsp;Since coming on board, Cuttino says he’s done charitable work with food pantries, women's shelters, humane societies and more. One recent partnership is with&nbsp;<a href="https://www.onewarmcoat.org/?utm_source=1851franchise.com&utm_medium=article&utm_campaign=two-men-and-a-truck-franchisees-give-back-through-cause-marketing-campaigns-2720081" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">One Warm Coat</a>, an organization that collects donated coats for people less fortunate and “shares warmth one coat at a time.” Cuttino offered his services to pick up a few truckloads of coats from a warehouse and deliver them to the primary care center in Macon.“A lot of clothing companies will throw away items if they have a surplus, and One Warm Coat looks to give those items to people who really need them instead of to the dump,” said Cuttino. “It also helps the environment —&nbsp;they keep a million pounds of clothing out of landfills each year. When I heard about the initiative, I knew it’d be a great way to really make an impact and do some good through my TWO MEN AND A TRUCK business.”<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/morgan-nelson-035ba4125?utm_source=1851franchise.com&utm_medium=article&utm_campaign=two-men-and-a-truck-franchisees-give-back-through-cause-marketing-campaigns-2720081" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Morgan Nelson</a> is the Director of Marketing and Recruiting for&nbsp;<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/company/empire-franchise-group?utm_source=1851franchise.com&utm_medium=article&utm_campaign=two-men-and-a-truck-franchisees-give-back-through-cause-marketing-campaigns-2720081" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Empire Franchise Group</a>, an organization that owns nine TWO MEN AND A TRUCK locations throughout the country. In her position, Nelson says she is always looking for ways to make community outreach a priority.“One of TWO MEN AND A TRUCK’s core values is giving back to the communities they serve, and since we have a strong presence here, we want to help in any capacity,” said Nelson. “It is a great way for us to be involved, and there are no words behind the feeling that we are able to provide meaningful and impactful services.”&nbsp;Empire Franchise Group has participated in the&nbsp;Movers for Mutts initiative since 2019.“I have a huge heart for animals — my two dogs are both rescue dogs,” said Nelson. “We have partnered with nine different animal shelters across our locations and also reach out to community partners, like vets, doggy daycares and dog groomers to host donation boxes. I also coordinate different events in the community, where local businesses will donate some of their sales towards local shelters. We just had an event last weekend where we set up a booth at a local dog park, brought in some food trucks and introduced people to some puppies from the humane society to raise awareness about the campaign.”Another organization that Empire Franchise Group partners with through TWO MEN AND A TRUCK is&nbsp;<a href="https://firstbook.org/?utm_source=1851franchise.com&utm_medium=article&utm_campaign=two-men-and-a-truck-franchisees-give-back-through-cause-marketing-campaigns-2720081" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">First Book</a>, a non-profit focused on education equity that donates books to low-income schools. “This year, we bought 200 copies of ‘When Grandma Gives You a Lemon Tree’ books and coordinated drop-offs with local schools,” said Nelson. “For many of these students, this is the book they can call their own, so it is a great opportunity for us to give back to communities who may be struggling.”<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/charlenebush?utm_source=1851franchise.com&utm_medium=article&utm_campaign=two-men-and-a-truck-franchisees-give-back-through-cause-marketing-campaigns-2720081" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Charlene Bush</a> is the Marketing Director for multi-unit TWO MEN AND A TRUCK franchise owner&nbsp;<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/alan-oversmith-33965a1a?utm_source=1851franchise.com&utm_medium=article&utm_campaign=two-men-and-a-truck-franchisees-give-back-through-cause-marketing-campaigns-2720081" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Alan Oversmith</a>. After joining the TWO MEN AND A TRUCK corporate office in 2016, Bush worked as a franchise business consultant before starting in her marketing role. Today, Bush says she loves participating in some of the charitable programs that the brand rolls out across its system.&nbsp;“Charity is huge in our organization, as it is in most TWO MEN AND A TRUCK businesses,” said Bush. “We feel doing as much as we can in the community is very important. People like to do business with people who care about their community. We should care about these communities and be able to give back, and we are in a position where we can do that.”Bush helped organize donations through First Book across Oversmith's portfolio of locations this year. In addition to donating books to schools, Bush says she had several charity partners that she felt could benefit from the event. They partnered with&nbsp;<a href="https://www.sowma.org/?utm_source=1851franchise.com&utm_medium=article&utm_campaign=two-men-and-a-truck-franchisees-give-back-through-cause-marketing-campaigns-2720081" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Schools on Wheels Massachusetts&nbsp;</a>(SOWMA), an organization in Massachusetts that provides materials to underprivileged kids, as well as with&nbsp;<a href="https://fleeceandthankyou.org/?utm_source=1851franchise.com&utm_medium=article&utm_campaign=two-men-and-a-truck-franchisees-give-back-through-cause-marketing-campaigns-2720081" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Fleece &amp; Thank You</a> in SE Michigan, an organization that makes fleece blankets for children who are staying in the hospital.&nbsp;“They had all these blankets, and they needed a way to deliver them to different hospitals in the area,” said Bush. “Their headquarters is right across the street from one of our locations, so we started doing these deliveries just as a charity. Then, when we started doing the First Book campaign, I thought it’d be great to combine the two and provide children with both blankets and a book to read in the hospital.”&nbsp;Bush says they also work with an organization called Vet Life to do charity work for veterans and veteran families in the communities they serve. Through First Book, they were able to donate books to that organization as well. In October, Bush says they are also kicking off their Movers for Military campaign leading up to Veteran’s Day. They will be partnering with different veteran organizations and hosting donation events to collect items for veterans in need.With so many ways to give back, it is no wonder TWO MEN AND A TRUCK is continuing to catch the attention of passionate and community-driven entrepreneurs across the country. So far this year, the brand celebrated its nine millionth move, opened 11 new locations, and added 70 new trucks onto the road.&nbsp;ABOUT TWO MEN AND A TRUCKHeadquartered in Michigan, TWO MEN AND A TRUCK is the largest franchised moving company in North America. Currently, there are more than 400 locations and 3,000 trucks operating in 47 U.S. states in addition to Canada, Ireland and the UK. TWO MEN AND A TRUCK has performed more than 9 million moves since its inception in 1985 and has seen consistent growth dating back to December 2009. In 2022, Entrepreneur Magazine ranked TWO MEN AND A TRUCK as one of the top 500 franchises in the U.S. and No. 1 in the moving/junk removal category. Franchise Business Review also named TWO MEN AND A TRUCK a 2022 Top 200 Franchise and a 2021 Top Recession-Proof Franchise. As of August 2021, TWO MEN AND A TRUCK has joined the ServiceMaster brand. ServiceMaster was founded as one of America’s first franchise businesses and does business under eight brands today across 50 states and nine countries that generate more than $3.3B in system-wide sales: ServiceMaster Restore, ServiceMaster Clean, Merry Maids, TWO MEN AND A TRUCK, AmeriSpec, Furniture Medic, Aftermath and IndoorScience.To learn more about franchising with TWO MEN AND A TRUCK®, visit<a href="https://franchise.twomenandatruck.com/?utm_source=1851franchise.com&utm_medium=article&utm_campaign=two-men-and-a-truck-franchisees-give-back-through-cause-marketing-campaigns-2720081" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">&nbsp;https://franchise.twomenandatruck.com/</a>.

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With charitable events like First Book and One Warm Coat, the moving franchisor provides several avenues for franchisees to make a real impact in the communities they serve.

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LANSING, Mich.&nbsp;—&nbsp;<a href="https://franchise.twomenandatruck.com/">TWO MEN AND A TRUCK®</a>,&nbsp;the full-service moving franchise with more than 430 locations and 3,000 trucks operating worldwide, is closing out 2025 after a successful year that included new franchise signings and openings across North America, expanded systemwide hiring, and the celebration of the brand’s 40th anniversary.Founded in 1985 as a small side business for two high school students in Lansing, Michigan, the brand has grown into an international moving company that has completed more than 10 million moves. Forty years later,&nbsp;<a href="https://twomenandatruck.com/">TWO MEN AND A TRUCK</a> continues to build on that legacy with a 96% customer referral rating and an expanding portfolio of services that includes local and long-distance moving, storage, packing, and boxes and supplies.“At the end of each year, it’s always important for us to reflect on whether we’re winning together,” said&nbsp;<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/randyshacka/">Randy Shacka</a>, president of TWO MEN AND A TRUCK. “That means our franchisees, our customers, our communities and our internal teams as a franchisor. When I look back at 2025, I truly believe we are stronger today than when the year began.”Throughout 2025, the brand continued to strengthen its franchise network across the United States and Canada. The system recorded 35 franchise transfers, 19 new franchise openings and 15 new franchise signings, welcoming eight owners or ownership groups that were new to the TWO MEN AND A TRUCK brand.A major highlight of the year was the brand’s annual Career Move Season, a systemwide hiring initiative held from March through May to prepare franchises for peak moving season. The goal for 2025 was to hire 6,500 team members across North America — a target the brand exceeded with 7,006 hires from more than 259,000 applicants.While many roles filled were movers and drivers, franchises also added customer service representatives, marketers, office managers and bookkeepers. The initiative reflects the brand’s long-standing commitment to career development, with one in three franchisees having started as frontline employees and more than 75% of managers promoted from within.“Providing opportunities has always been part of our DNA,” Shacka said. “Our goal is that people come to TWO MEN AND A TRUCK and grow — whether that means building a long-term career here or leaving better prepared for whatever comes next.”June once again proved to be the busiest month of the year, culminating in the brand’s Busiest Move Weekend from June 27-29. Across those three days, TWO MEN AND A TRUCK teams completed 4,967 moves, drove more than 721,000 miles, deployed 6,043 crew members, and moved more than 15.3 million pounds of belongings.Shacka said the weekend highlighted the experience, preparation, and culture across the franchise system, with many locations finding ways to celebrate their teams while delivering high-quality service during peak demand.As TWO MEN AND A TRUCK marked its 40th anniversary, the brand reflected on a journey that began with a single pickup truck and grew into a global moving network. Over four decades, the company has logged more than 556 million miles traveled, delivered nearly 32 million service hours, and moved more than 21.6 billion pounds of belongings.The brand has also remained committed to giving back, continuing the legacy started by founder&nbsp;<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/mary-ellen-sheets-43485a3/">Mary Ellen Sheets</a>. In 2025, franchises across the system participated in campaigns including&nbsp;Movers for Moms®,&nbsp;Movers for Meals®,&nbsp;Movers for Military®,&nbsp;Movers for Mutts® and&nbsp;Truckload of Warmth®, in addition to contributing to&nbsp;<a href="https://convoyofhope.org/">Convoy of Hope</a> and partnering with&nbsp;<a href="https://cheeriodicals.com/">Cheeriodicals</a>.In 2025, TWO MEN AND A TRUCK earned multiple national accolades, including recognition from Franchise Business Review and Entrepreneur, as well as Newsweek’s America’s Best Customer Service award. The brand was also ranked No. 122 on Entrepreneur’s Franchise 500®, taking first place in the moving and junk-removal category.“These recognitions aren’t our why,” Shacka said. “They’re simply a reflection of the people who show up every day to serve customers and communities. When we stay focused on moving people forward, the results will follow.”In 2026, the company expects to continue operating across its moving, storage, packing, and long-distance services while maintaining its technology and franchise support programs. It is also looking to expand with franchise partners in New York, Texas, and California. To learn more about booking a move, visit&nbsp;<a href="https://twomenandatruck.com/">https://twomenandatruck.com</a> and to learn more about franchising opportunities, visit&nbsp;<a href="https://franchise.twomenandatruck.com">https://franchise.twomenandatruck.com</a>.ABOUT TWO MEN AND A TRUCK:&nbsp;Headquartered in Michigan, TWO MEN AND A TRUCK is an international, full-service franchised moving company with more than 430 locations and 3,000 trucks operating in 47 U.S. states in addition to Canada, Ireland and the UK. Each location is independently owned and operated and together, the TWO MEN AND A TRUCK network has performed more than 10 million moves since its inception in 1985. In 2025, TWO MEN AND A TRUCK was named a top franchise brand by Franchise Business Review and was also featured on Entrepreneur’s Franchisee 500 list, where the brand was ranked No. 1 in the Moving/Junk Removal Services category. The moving company known for moving people forward also received the No. 1 spot for Best National Moving Company in the 2024 Newsweek Readers’ Choice Awards contest. In 2021, TWO MEN AND A TRUCK was acquired by ServiceMaster® Brands, which is a leading franchise provider of needs-based residential and commercial services in the restoration, cleaning, moving, and bioremediation industries. ServiceMaster was founded as one of America’s first franchise businesses and does business under seven brands today across 50 states and nine countries that generate more than $3.5B in system-wide sales. For franchising opportunities, visit&nbsp;<a href="http://franchise.twomenandatruck.com">franchise.twomenandatruck.com</a>.&nbsp;

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For over 40 years,<a href="https://franchise.twomenandatruck.com/">&nbsp;TWO MEN AND A TRUCK®</a> has lived up to its reputation as The Movers Who Care®, completing more than 10 million moves and earning a 96% customer referral rate. But beyond being a trusted name in moving, storage and logistics, the brand has also built a legacy of supporting United States service members and veterans — both as customers and as part of its franchise system.Whether easing the burden of Permanent Change of Station (PCS) moves, providing veteran-focused franchise incentives or giving back through community campaigns like<a href="https://twomenandatruck.com/about-us/community-service">&nbsp;Movers for Military®</a>,<a href="https://twomenandatruck.com/military-movers">&nbsp;TWO MEN AND A TRUCK</a> proudly serves those who serve. Veterans within the system have found not only career paths but also a deep sense of purpose and camaraderie that reflects their military experiences.<h2>Michael Sham: Navy Service to Multi-Unit Franchisee</h2>The discipline and leadership skills<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-sham-6b86abb1/">&nbsp;Michael Sham</a> developed during six years in the U.S. Navy translated directly into his career with TWO MEN AND A TRUCK.“As a 20-year-old in the Navy, I was tasked with running a shop of other 20-year-olds, all from different backgrounds and cultures,” Sham said. “The carryover from doing something like that to running a business is very streamlined. You are leading a group of movers — they are the soldiers going out there to fight the battles every day. It’s a lot of the same type of hands-on work we did in the military.”After leaving the Navy, Sham worked moves on the side before joining TWO MEN AND A TRUCK in Mississippi while finishing his degree. He quickly moved from mover to general manager, then into the brand’s scholarship program that helps managers become franchisees. By 2016, he owned his first franchise in North Mississippi, followed by additional locations on the Gulf Coast and in Brunswick, Georgia.“There are several programs TWO MEN AND A TRUCK offers to support veterans,” Sham said. “They make an effort to attract ex-military to become franchisees. The correlation between military service and running a moving company is strong, and the learning curve is not as steep as it would be in other industries.”Sham also makes it a point to hire veterans within his own locations. “Transitioning from the military to civilian life can be very tough,” he said. “I’ve hired so many veterans over the years, and it feels great to help them. I’d recommend TWO MEN AND A TRUCK to any veteran — you can take the tools you’ve learned in service and apply them directly here.”<h2>Jackson Wibbels: Giving Back Through Movers for Military</h2>In Colorado Springs — home to five military bases — Operations Manager Jackson Wibbels has seen firsthand how deeply TWO MEN AND A TRUCK’s values align with the needs of the veteran community.“Originally, I started as a driver and trainer, doing moves while I was going to college,” Wibbels said. “I stepped away for a few years, but when I came back, I was offered a management position, and I’ve been loving it ever since.”Last year, Wibbels spearheaded the franchise’s first Movers for Military campaign, partnering with<a href="https://www.veteranscenter.org/">&nbsp;Mt. Carmel Veterans Service Center</a>, an organization that supports service members and their families with transition assistance, employment resources, wellness services and community connection.“We collected around 2,000 items last year, and this year we’re hoping to get 3,000 to 4,000,” Wibbels said. “With such a high number of service members in our community, anything we can collect for local veterans will be huge. Being able to provide that support is truly amazing.”The partnership has also strengthened the franchise’s ties to its community. “Our franchise has been here for 30-plus years, so people know the TWO MEN AND A TRUCK name,” Wibbels said. “Representing the brand while giving back to the military community generates a lot of attention and pride for our team.”<h2>Lindsay Gainor: Bringing Navy Values to Leadership</h2>As vice president of human resources and talent management, Navy veteran<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/lindsaygainor/">&nbsp;Lindsay Gainor</a> brings her service experience into everything she does at TWO MEN AND A TRUCK.“The Navy’s core values — honor, courage and commitment — still really stick with me,” she said. “In any leadership role, those values show up in real ways: doing the right thing, even when it’s hard; facing tough situations without backing down; and showing up for your team and customers every single day.”Gainor originally enlisted as an Aviation Electrician’s Mate, determined to become the first in her family to attend college with the help of the GI Bill. What she gained along the way, however, was far more than tuition support.“The Navy really threw me in the deep end,” she said. “I learned to problem-solve under pressure and discovered how important teamwork really is. Those lessons carry over to what we do every day at TWO MEN AND A TRUCK. Our movers, our drivers, our franchisees — everyone depends on each other. If one teammate fails, the team fails.”Her advice to veterans considering a career with the brand? “You will excel here. Don’t underestimate the value of your military experience,” she said. “The skills you bring from service — discipline, leadership, resilience — are exactly what make people successful here. One out of three of our franchisees started on the truck. The opportunity is here. If you want it, come take it.”<h2>A Legacy of Veteran Support</h2>With more than 30 franchise units owned by veterans, TWO MEN AND A TRUCK continues to strengthen its reputation as a veteran-friendly franchise. Since 2005, the brand has offered a veteran discount on the franchise fee — recently increased to 20% off — making ownership more accessible for those who have served.The brand has also been recognized repeatedly as a top franchise for veterans, including by<a href="https://franchisebusinessreview.com/post/two-men-and-a-truck-movers-for-military-program-helps-veterans/">&nbsp;Franchise Business Review</a> (2018-2024) and<a href="https://www.entrepreneur.com/franchises/directory/two-men-and-a-truck/282900">&nbsp;Entrepreneur’s Top Franchises for Veterans</a> (2021, 2024, 2025).“Whether it’s helping veterans start their own business, providing meaningful employment or giving back through campaigns like Movers for Military, this brand has proven its commitment time and again,” Gainor said.<h2>Moving Veterans Forward</h2>From supporting military families during PCS moves to helping veterans transition into meaningful civilian careers, TWO MEN AND A TRUCK is committed to moving veterans forward — in business, in their communities and in life.“Running a franchise is a lot like serving in the military,” Sham said. “You lead, you adapt, you build a team, and you accomplish the mission together. That’s what makes TWO MEN AND A TRUCK such a great fit for veterans.”For more information on moving with TWO MEN AND A TRUCK, franchising or to find an open position with TWO MEN AND A TRUCK, please visit<a href="https://twomenandatruck.com/?utm_source=1851franchise.com&amp;utm_medium=article&amp;utm_campaign=two-men-and-a-truck-midyear-momentum-21-signings-18-openings-and-record-breaking-revenue-from-value-flex-program-2727215"> TWO MEN AND A TRUCK | The Movers Who Care</a>.

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