U-Haul ~ Free Storage for Tornado Survivors
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MAGEE, Miss., Mar 27, 2009 (GlobeNewswire via COMTEX) ----U-Haul Company of Mississippi is offering 30 days of free storage to families who were hit by the recent tornado in Magee, Mississippi. Families needing more information about the 30-day-free self-storage assistance program should contact the following storage facilities.
In addition to the free storage program, people needing boxes can take advantage of the U-Haul Take a Box, Leave a Box Program. The program enables customers to return their reusable boxes and allows others to take them as needed - FREE. U-Haul encourages anyone who has any type of reusable box to drop it off at the nearest U-Haul location and allow another family to reuse the box, free of charge, instead of throwing the reusable box into the recycling bin. U-Haul also has propane available and urges customers to stop in to ensure that their propane tanks are topped off, since propane is a good thing to have on hand when these storms come through.
U-Haul Center Broadway
918 Broadway Drive
Hattiesburg, MS 39401
601-545-2551
U-Haul Storage Hattiesburg
1303 West 7th Street
Hattiesburg, MS 39401
601-544-7856
U-Haul Center Northview
4181 Northview Drive
Jackson, MS 39206
601-368-9323
U-Haul Storage Gibraltar
1414 Gibraltar Drive
Jackson, MS 39204
601-372-5764
U-Haul Center Westside
2234 Highway 80 West
Jackson, MS 39204
601-352-2607
U-Haul Center of Pearl
2203 Highway 80 East
Pearl, MS 39208
601-939-4770
"This tornado has caused tremendous damage and inflicted extreme hardship on the communities we serve," stated Doug Weston, president, U-Haul Company of Mississippi. "I hope this effort will provide assistance to families that truly need a helping hand. We will continue to help our friends and neighbors in this time of need."