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Mobile Mini partners with Housatonic Habitat for Humanity

Mobile Mini provides additional storage for Housatonic Habitat Danbury ReStore

Mobile Mini Solutions, with a local branch in New Milford, CT, recently delivered a portable mobile mini storage container to Housatonic Habitat for Humanity. The trailer will be used by Housatonic Habitat ReStore for the next few months and will add another ~400 square feet to the existing 10,000 square foot of space in the home improvement thrift warehouse. “We are bursting at the seams with merchandise donated by homeowners and businesses in the 15 towns we serve. It’s a good problem to have when you can partner with Bob Poltz and his team at Mobile Mini” stated Fran Normann, Executive Director of Housatonic Habitat for Humanity. “Since we increased the pickups of donated items to four days a week, we have kept our warehouse stocked with great items. The extra space will help us keep our pick-up schedule full and our customers happy.”

Help us continue our efforts to protect the environment by donating your items and materials. It’s a simple process. Check our website for a list of accepted items. Next, send a photo of your items to donations@housatonichabitat.org along with your name, address and phone number. We will then contact you to set up a pick-up date and time. Donations to the ReStore are tax deductible and our sales help support our mission to provide affordable housing in our local communities which stimulates economic vitality. You can also check out our Danbury ReStore Facebook page to see some items recently donated.

Mobile Mini Solutions began partnering nationwide with Habitat for Humanity back in 2005 with a commitment of 330 storage containers, offices and trailers and has grown to millions in resources that aid Habitat for Humanity across all levels of their organization. Both organizations value the opportunity to give back to their communities and help impact the lives of local families.

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Contact Housatonic Habitat at info@housatonichabitat.org for more information or see our website: www.HousatonicHabitat.org.

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