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Moving Solutions knocks it out of the park, transporting nearly 22,000 meals to End 68 Hours of Hunger

February 3, 2022

Moving Solutions Food Transport for End 68 Hours of Hunger - 12-17-2021-1.JPG Move For Hunger was founded with the idea that the moving and relocation industry could pitch in and help in the fight against hunger throughout the United States and Canada.

This December, Moving Solutions, Inc did a fantastic job doing just that! They volunteered to transport over 26,300 lbs of donations to the End 68 Hours of Hunger Food Bank in Ohio. That means nearly 22,000 meals were provided to food-insecure families and individuals this holiday season.

Moving Solutions, an agent with northAmerican Van Lines, has been working with Move For Hunger since 2013. In 2021 alone, they helped transport over 38,000 lbs, equalling more than 31,000 meals, to food banks in Ohio.

Every donation counts, considering over 1.4 million people throughout Ohio are food insecure. Additionally, 1 in 6 children don’t know where their next meal will come from - yet 35% of food produced in the United States is lost or wasted.

Thanks to Moving Solutions, Inc for doing your part to end hunger! If you’d like to do your part in the fight against hunger, check out our Take Action page to learn how you can help.

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