The U-Haul Company of Oklahoma City is offering 30 days of free storage to city residents whose homes or businesses have been damaged by recent flooding. Plus, those needing to box possessions for storage can use U-Haul's "Take a Box, Leave a Box" program, which supplies free boxes.
"I hope this effort will provide assistance to families that truly need a helping hand if their homes or businesses were affected by these floods," said Brett Hogan, president, U-Haul Company of Oklahoma City.
For more information, call U-Haul Center Quail Springs at 751-2525 or U-Haul Storage Hefner at 755-0406.
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