Move To End DV

Purple is more than a color to us in October. October marks Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a time to recognize the struggles of those affected by domestic violence. From the inception of Meathead Movers, founder and CEO Aaron Steed would receive frantic phone calls from victims reaching out for help to flee an abusive situation.

No one should deal with domestic violence, regardless of age, race, gender, ethnicity, or sexual preference. October is a particular time for supporters and organizations to stand in solidarity. Raising awareness so that more survivors can feel safe enough to get help. Often, survivors fear losing their lives, so they may avoid receiving the support they should receive.

Whether you’re moving to a new home, or you’re just now realizing that you should probably downsize because there are so many things in your possession, one of the best ways to declutter your home and give back at the same time, is by donating your clothes, furniture, and anything else you simply don’t use or need anymore.

Nearly four years since launching the MoveToEndDV (MTEDV) movement, we are so proud of how far we have come. What started with a viral news article and a vision, has spiraled into a partnership with the leader in domestic violence prevention (National Coalition Against Domestic Violence) and an influx of businesses looking to change the terrible epidemic of domestic abuse.