When U-Haul® was afforded the chance to make it easier for Arizona-based Team Members to receive a COVID-19 vaccine, it was a no-brainer for Company management. After months of...
U-Haul Team Members Take Steps to Conquer Cancer in Phoenix - U-Haul® has partnered with the American Cancer Society® (ACS) for the Climb to Conquer Cancer, or the “Cancer Climb,” since 1993 in Phoenix. In doing so, U-Haul has raised more than $800,000 to support the ACS in its mission to “improve the lives of people with cancer and their families through advocacy, research and patient support, to ensure everyone has an opportunity to prevent,… Read MoreU-Haul Team Members Take Steps to Conquer Cancer in Phoenix - U-Haul® has partnered with the American Cancer Society® (ACS) for the Climb to Conquer Cancer, or the “Cancer Climb,” since 1993 in Phoenix. In doing so, U-Haul has raised more than $800,000 to support the ACS in its mission to “improve the lives of people with cancer and their families through advocacy, research and patient support, to ensure everyone has an opportunity to prevent,… Read More
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U-Haul Active Day Becomes Virtual Active Week in 2020
U-Haul Active Day took on a new vibe this year. The Company-wide health and wellness initiative, which was introduced five years ago to promote a culture of fitness by getting...
WWII Veterans Remembered: U-Haul Honors American Innovator and Co-Founder L.S. “Sam” Shoen
U-Haul® was born as World War II was coming to a close, with its first one-way trailers made available to the moving public on or about July 4, 1945. U-Haul co-founders L.S. Sam...
WWII Veterans Remembered: U-Haul Honors First Employee and Cherished Pioneer W.E. “Hap” Carty
U-Haul® was born as World War II was coming to a close, with its first one-way trailers made available to the moving public on or about July 4, 1945. Hap Carty, circa 1946 Just...
WWII Veterans Remembered: U-Haul Honors Virginia’s Willis Tallent
U-Haul® was born as World War II was coming to a close, with its first one-way trailers made available to the moving public on or about July 4, 1945. Just as U-Haul is...
WWII Veterans Remembered: U-Haul Honors Pennsylvania’s William G. “Bill” Kreckman
Bill Kreckman, circa 1957 U-Haul® was born as World War II was coming to a close, with its first one-way trailers made available to the moving public on or about July 4, 1945....
WWII Veterans Remembered: U-Haul Honors New York’s Warren S. Craig
Pacific Theater veteran and New Windsor native Warren Craig will be memorialized in the lobby of the renovated Ford Island Control Tower at Pearl Harbor U-Haul® was born as World...
WWII Veterans Remembered: U-Haul Honors Nebraska’s Warren D. Albers
Pacific Theater veteran and Wisner native Warren Albers will be memorialized in the lobby of the renovated Ford Island Control Tower at Pearl Harbor U-Haul® was born as World War...
WWII Veterans Remembered: U-Haul Honors Montana’s Thomas W. Safford
Pacific Theater veteran and Lewistown native Tom Safford will be memorialized in the lobby of the renovated Ford Island Control Tower at Pearl Harbor U-Haul® was born as World...
WWII Veterans Remembered: U-Haul Honors Pennsylvania’s Thomas E. Dudley
Pacific Theater veteran and Philadelphia native Tom Dudley will be memorialized in the lobby of the renovated Ford Island Control Tower at Pearl Harbor U-Haul® was born as World...
WWII Veterans Remembered: U-Haul Honors Pennsylvania’s Nelson M. Miller Jr.
Pacific Theater veteran and Philly native Nelson Miller will be memorialized in the lobby of the renovated Ford Island Control Tower at Pearl Harbor U-Haul® was born as World War...
WWII Veterans Remembered: U-Haul Honors North Dakota’s Kermit E. Shoen
Pacific Theater veteran and Sentinel Butte native Kermit Shoen will be memorialized in the lobby of the renovated Ford Island Control Tower at Pearl Harbor U-Haul® was born as...