Southwest Michigan Business Giving Away Free Furniture

It's that time of the year where all of the incoming freshmen are beginning to start their college years. They are jumping with joy and excitement as they are going dorm room shopping, meeting their roommates, and preparing to move away from their family and friends for a new phase in their life. On top of the freshmen joining campus, all over the sophomores and upperclassmen are returning to their second home.

Also, a lot of people sign leases in the fall or spring, which means not only are college students moving but other people are as well. Which means there are all kinds of deals and new products coming. This means, people are getting rid of their old things for all of the new things that they want or have already bought. College is one of the places we see furniture turnover the most and this Southwest Michigan business is offering the best furniture deals you'll find anywhere.

College H.U.N.K.S who is a moving company that's known for hauling junk and moving large and heavy objects is looking to host a first-time event that will help out the community at large. They are hosting their first "give back event" in September for the Kalamazoo and surrounding communities. They are looking to join the repurpose, reuse, or recycle efforts with some things they have collected.

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The event will take place on Saturday September 14th, from 10am to 2pm at their company's warehouse located at 2927 Millcork Street. They are looking to give away some items that they have been holding at their warehouse. Some of the items they will have available are:

• couches
• recliners
• coffee tables
• desks
• drawers
• dressers
• dining tables/chairs
• workout equipment
• plus, more

The entire event is a first comes first serve event as they will not be able to hold any of items if someone wants them. They said someone must be present to claim the item and they must have a vehicle big enough to take the item(s) home as they are trying to get rid of at least 70% of the items they have collected from doing services at various businesses and homes.