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Go Green: Elephant Trunk Moving Supplies ...

The concept really is brilliant. Elephant Trunk Moving Supplies rents out reusable plastic moving boxes for two weeks at a time. Simply go to their website to order a one-, two-, up to a five-bedroom package of reusable plastic boxes. Usually, John Hancock himself will deliver the stacks of nested boxes and labels to your door within most cities in the Metroplex. They also rent out all the other stuff you’d need for moving like dollies, hand trucks, blankets, and packing paper.

Go Green: Elephant Trunk Moving Supplies Provides a Reusable Alternative to Moving Boxes
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Elephant Trunk Moving Supplies - New Product ...

Obviously most aspects of moving are not fun at ALL - at least not until you’re in the new space and get to settle in and really make it your own. But packing honestly feels the most tedious of all - and requires so much thought and can lead to serious decision fatigue. Should you put all the bathroom stuff in one box, or pack based on categories in each room? What about the small stuff? What about the big stuff? It’s just a lot.

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Our Mission Statement

Elephant Trunk Moving Supplies aims to make the moving process less stressful and more environmentally conscientious with rentable moving supplies.

Our Mission Statement
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Elephant Trunk's Elephant

Meet Tarra, Elephant Trunk’s Elephant. We did some research and adopted an elephant, Tarra, from The Elephant Sanctuary in Tennessee on our one year business anniversary in August of 2016. The Sanctuary is dedicated to providing individualized care and a companionship for elephants in captivity. Learn More…

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Elephant Trunk Moving Supplies Partners with Lovepacs - Plano

Elephant Trunk Moving Supplies Partners with Lovepacs - Plano

Lovepacs is a local service group started in November of 2011 in The Colony when the four founding families learned of students at Camey Elementary being sent home on Fridays with backpacks of food because they were not getting enough over the weekends. In order to expand the program to more students, they started Lovepacs. You can read more about the founding here.