January 22nd, 2010--Jersey City, NJ--Moishe's Moving have partnered with Edeyo Foundation and 92.3 NOW FM in their drives to help Haitians after the devastating earthquake.

Over the next few weeks, people can stop by any Moishe's Moving truck or Moishe's Storage locations (in Queens, Brooklyn, or Jersey City), and drop off donations for Haiti Relief. All donations will be sent to Edeyo Foundation – an organization that has provided aid to Haiti for years before the recent tragedy. Every morning and afternoon, Moishe's Moving will broadcast the location of every one of their trucks via Twitter so that donors can find them easily, and will be happy to collect donations throughout the day anywhere they are stopped. Donations can also be made through the 92.3 NOW FM drive, and Moishe's Moving will be providing the storage of the materials as they await deployment for Haiti.

Donations to the Edeyo Foundation Haiti relief effort will be accepted on trucks in the following forms:

•     Shelter: Sheets, towels, tents, and tarps.
•     Power: Candles, flashlights, D cell batteries, matches/lighters
•     Medicine: Bandages, gauze, soap, baby diapers
•     Food: Canned food with TAB OPENINGS not requiring can openers (soup, tuna, etc.), energy bars, bottled water

All donations will be accepted but those categories are most important now. If you can, please place your donation in boxes or sturdy plastic bags and mark what is inside.

“The past few weeks have been absolutely devastating to Haitians, and we at Moishe's are eager to start working with Edeyo Foundation as a part of their relief efforts,” said Eugene Lemay, President of Moishe's Moving. “We are confident that New Yorkers will rise to the occasion by working together to help this important cause.”

Moishe’s Moving and Storage was created in 1983. By 1990, Moishe’s became the largest independent moving company in New York City, with a host of movers, a convoy of red trucks and several storage facilities. Five years later, Moishe’s was the largest moving company in the tri-state area. Today, Moishe’s has hundreds of employees, scores of red trucks and thousands of square feet of storage which utilize state-of-the-art technologies to assure the safety and security of their clients’ belongings. Moishe’s operates regional offices across the country and have established six specialized divisions catering to the unique moving and storage needs of thousands of individuals, families and businesses every day. For more information please visit www.moishes.com.