Today the San Luis Obispo-based company offers unlimited moving services to seven domestic violence shelters throughout Central and Southern California.
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The Tribune: How Meathead Movers Went from Charging $20 and a Pizza to a Multimillion-Dollar Business
Aaron Steed, who grew up in San Luis Obispo, founded Meathead Movers in 1997 with his brother Evan to earn money while they attended San Luis Obispo High School. Their fees then? $20 and a pizza or whatever customers thought they were worth.
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Realtor.com: Movers Reveal 5 of the Dumbest Mistakes They’ve Seen People Make
We all do seriously inane things when we’re moving. The first time I moved into an apartment alone, I decided I could save 400 bucks by doing it all myself. And I would have, too, if I hadn’t dropped a desk on my bare toe right at the start (that’s...
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Orange County Register: Moving Company Comes to the Aid of Domestic Violence Victims
“I just couldn’t imagine saying no because you’re potentially saving someone’s life,” Aaron Steed, 36, said. “It was easy for us to conclude that there’s no more valuable way a moving company can utilize their services than help move domestic violence victims.”
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Today.com: Moving Company Helps Domestic Abuse Victims Move On
Meathead Movers, a moving company founded by two brothers and staffed with student-athletes, is making it a little easier for victims of domestic violence to pack up and go. Hoda Kotb presents the latest installment of TODAY’s inspiring Hope to It series.
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