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STORAGE GIVES CHANCE FOR CHARITY


Through Bingo And Auction


By Jennifer Downer W


hen individuals within the self-storage community band together for a common


cause, remarkable things occur. Such was the case when thousands of self-storage professionals embarked upon Las Vegas in early April for the Inside Self-Storage World Expo, where not only education and net- working occurred but a surprising collaboration to benefit those in need took place. The ISS generously co-branded its “Party on the Plaza” reception to support StorageGives, showcasing the power of collective action within the industry. As most in the industry now know,


StorageGives is a non-profit organiza- tion dedicated to connecting the self-storage community with charitable causes around the globe. Through donations from industry partners and auction proceeds, StorageGives facili- tates giving to charities like Water for Life, Shriners Hospital for Children, Sparrow Foundation, and many more. A highlight of the evening was the


substantial $25,000 donation to Kure It, a nonprofit organization founded by the late Barry Hoeven, a self-storage operator who was well-renowned in the industry. Its mission is to provide fund- ing to support the research of under- funded cancers. This contribution,


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StorageGives Raises Funds


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