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RED BANK, N.J., Feb 02, 2021 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Moving Ahead Services, an independent mover that has 6 locations nationwide, and Move For Hunger, a national hunger relief non-profit organization, announced today a partnership that will help provide much-needed assistance to food banks across the United States. As a partner, Moving Ahead Services will support Move For Hunger’s food rescue and hunger relief programs. To date, Move For Hunger’s network of relocation professionals and multi-family properties has collected and delivered more than 21 million pounds of food – providing...

RED BANK, N.J., Feb 02, 2021 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Moving Ahead Services, an independent mover that has 6 locations nationwide, and Move For Hunger, a national hunger relief non-profit organization, announced today a partnership that will help provide much-needed assistance to food banks across the United States. As a partner, Moving Ahead Services will support Move For Hunger’s food rescue and hunger relief programs. To date, Move For Hunger’s network of relocation professionals and multi-family properties has collected and delivered more than 21 million pounds of food – providing...

(RED BANK, N.J.) — NEWS: Moving Ahead Services, an independent mover that has 6 locations nationwide, and Move For Hunger, a national hunger relief non-profit organization, announced today a partnership that will help provide much-needed assistance to food banks across the United States. As a partner, Moving Ahead Services will support Move For Hunger’s food rescue and hunger relief programs. To date, Move For Hunger’s network of relocation professionals and multi-family properties has collected and delivered more than 21 million pounds of food – providing over 17 million meals – t...

The Kirtland Schools District is no stranger to the rollercoaster of learning format changes that many schools across the country have had to ride amid the novel coronavirus pandemic. Kirtland saw shifts from fully in-person learning, to hybrid, and finally to fully remote since students came back for classes in the fall. Superintendent Chad VanArnhem said the fact that Kirtland schools were able to kick off the 2020-21 school year with 79 percent of students learning in person and the rest learning virtually was an "unprecedented success."  - Advertisement - Due to the large percentage of...