U-Haul offers free storage to those affected by Helene

St. Petersburg, FLLocal News

U-Haul is stepping up to assist Florida residents impacted by Hurricane Helene by offering 30 days of free self-storage and U-Box portable containers. As the hurricane threatens communities, U-Haul has mobilized nearly 20 franchisees who have preemptively made 136 facilities available throughout the state. This initiative not only serves those directly affected but also demonstrates U-Haul's dedication to community resilience during natural disasters. Residents are encouraged to take advantage of this generous offer to secure their belongings during this uncertain period. The company’s proactive approach aims to ease the burden on families and individuals facing displacement or property damage.

U-Haul is committed to ensuring that residents have the resources they need to navigate the aftermath of the storm. More information about participating U-Haul stores can be accessed on their website. This supportive measure underscores the importance of community solidarity in times of crisis.

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