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The Arpin Charitable Fund, also known as Arpin Strong, held a clothing drive this fall after a Mexico-based moving company, Atlasmex Relocations, lost four of its men in the Mexican earthquake in September. The clothing, which arrived January 5 in Mexico City, was offered to the families of those left behind.

When the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) announced in late 2015 that electronic logging devices (ELDs) would be required on all commercial trucks within two years, some truck drivers loudly voiced their disapproval.

Arpin Van Lines’ drivers and agents from locations across the Northeast, Midwest and South, volunteered to collect and deliver remembrance wreaths to be laid at veteran cemeteries on National Wreaths Across America Day on December 16.

Bridget Ritchie, vice president of global business development of Arpin Group, has received the 2017 Sandra M. Welbourn Service Award from the Corporate Relocation Council of Chicago (CRC).

Arpin International Group has transported three 40-foot shipping containers filled with emergency supplies, food and bottled water to Puerto Rico to aid in recovery efforts in the wake of Hurricane Maria.

Arpin Van Lines announced the winners of its Driver of the Year and Prime Agent of the Year awards at its annual convention held on Oct. 8-12 in Amelia Island, Florida.

Paul Chavez, a driver for Arpin Van Lines and former U.S. Army specialist, knows the sacrifice that veterans and first responders make.

Six full-sized Arpin Van Lines moving trucks rolled off Cardi’s Furniture parking lots on September 9, filled with cleaning and building supplies bound for Houston, Texas.

Jorge Garcia’s life changed forever one fateful day in Afghanistan. During combat, he sustained severe injuries which left him unable to work. When he was medically retired from the Army in 2015, his wife, Ramona, and infant daughter, Faith, were left homeless, waiting an agonizing four months for the disability payments to kick in.

A category-three hurricane struck the Texas, USA Gulf Coast this past weekend. Damaging winds and heavy rainfall may disrupt normal business and travel activities in the area. In addition, thousands of people have been asked to evacuate low-lying areas.