Cartus has announced a partnership with Move For Hunger, the non-profit organisation that collects unwanted, non-perishable food items from moving company customers and distributes them to those who need them most.

This collaboration aims to rescue and provide 100,000 meals to food-insecure communities across North America.

Cartus Executive SVP, David Pascoe, announced the partnership at the recent Cartus Client Forum held in Charleston, South Carolina, USA, where the Cartus team, clients, and industry peers also helped pack and provide 200 meal kits for the Charleston community - translating to 800 meals for local families.  

“Cartus is excited to partner with Move For Hunger, collectively allowing us to provide meals to 100,000 people in need,” said David. “Integrating hunger alleviation into our ESG programme addresses an urgent social issue and positively impacts the global community we are part of. This initiative reinforces our commitment to ethical governance and environmental stewardship, ensuring a brighter future for all.”  

“We are elated to have Cartus join the Move For Hunger network,” said Adam Lowy, Founder and Executive Director at Move For Hunger. “With food banks experiencing an increased demand and 47 million Americans facing food insecurity, it’s essential to do what we can to reduce food waste and fight hunger. Providing an avenue for relocating employees to donate their excess food during their moves provides a small contribution to our great cause, and every bit makes a difference.” 

Photo: Adam Lowy (left) with Matt Tebbe, Cartus CEO and David Pascoe (right).