All My Sons Moving helped Bagel Rescue move bagels and sandwiches
The moving company, a national partner of Move For Hunger, contacted Bagel Rescue asking how its team could get involved.
In September, the All My Sons Moving team in Atlanta helped Bagel Rescue move a large amount of bagels and sandwiches after several of the group's larger workshops.
The partnership started when All My Sons contacted Bagel Rescue to ask how its team could get involved in local food rescue. As a national partner of Move For Hunger, All My Sons already transports surplus non-perishable food.
From Bagel Rescue· Instagram · Oct 13
Open the post“A huge shout-out and heartfelt thank you to @allmysonsmoving (Atlanta)! 🚚🥯 Back in September, their incredible team stepped up to help us move A LOT of bagels and sandwiches after several of our larger workshops. Moving that much food is no small feat, but they went above and beyond—taking absolute care of every item and doing it all with genuine smiles. We truly loved getting to know their drivers along the way! What makes this even more special is how this partnership started. The team at All My Sons contacted Bagel Rescue to ask how they could get their team involved in our local food rescue. As a national partner of Move For Hunger, All My Sons already transports surplus non-perishable food, and we are so thrilled they connected with us to make a hyper-local impact here in Atlanta. We are incredibly grateful for the hard work and partnership. Together we are feeding the community and reducing waste, one bagel at a time! 🤝❤️”
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