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White Glove Moving, Storage & Delivery Holds Holiday Food Drive to Cap a Record-Setting Year

January 4, 2018

White Glove Moving, Storage & Delivery, a Bekins agent based in Vero Beach, FL, did a lot of incredible things in 2017.

It started in May when members of their crew volunteered to pick up and deliver nearly 11,000 lbs. of food as part of the annual Stamp Out Hunger food drive.

WhiteGloveMoving&StorageHolidayFoodDrive2017 (29).jpg During the summer, the hungriest time of year, White Glove helped organize food drives at 45 locations in their community and collected more than 3,200 lbs. of food.

In the aftermath of Hurricane Irma, White Glove coordinated a relief effort to assist neighbors who were affected by the storm.

And just last month, White Glove coordinated food drives at more than 30 local businesses to support local families during the holiday season. Together, they were able to collect 1,800 lbs. of food.

In total, White Glove Moving, Storage & Delivery donated close to 18,000 lbs. of food to the Treasure Coast Food Bank last year -- that's the equivalent of nearly 15,000 meals!

Thank you to Anna and the rest of the team for all of the amazing work you did last year!

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