After successfully launching the Move to End DV nonprofit in 2016, Meathead Movers CEO Aaron Steed announces his spot on the board of the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence.
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Today.com: Meet the Brothers Who are Helping Victims of Domestic Violence Move into a New Home and a New Life
When brothers Aaron and Evan Steed started a moving company back in the ‘90s, they staffed it with strong student-athletes and business was good. Then they started getting phone calls from domestic violence victims, and their mission suddenly changed.
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Inc.com: Why This $17 Million Company Wants to Be the Ultimate First Job for Student Athletes
Meathead Movers, based in San Luis Obispo, California, shepherds people into their futures. For customers, that means future homes. For employees, it means future careers.
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Paso Robles Daily News: Meathead Movers Sending Donations to Northern California Fire Victims
The San Luis Obispo and Fresno areas can now drop off donations to Meathead Movers office for relief to Northern California in response to the fires. Meathead Movers recently held a donation drive for Hurricane Harvey victims, collecting 50,000 pounds and driving them to Texas...
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Realtor.com: 5 Hidden Moving Expenses That Could Jack Up Your Final Bill
Moving expenses can quickly spiral if you don't watch out. And given that moving is already expensive ($1,170 for an in-state move on average, $5,630 for farther distances), it really pays to learn how that initial "estimate" you received might end up being far different from your final bill.
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