Just over two weeks ago, an empty 53-foot semi-truck pulled into the Frame USA parking lot. Since then, we have started our 14th year of our challenge to “Fill the Truck”. The initiative collects donations for seven local charities. History The initiative was first dreamed up in December of 2010 by Frame USA owner Dan Regenold. His idea has become…
These past few years have been unlike anything that we’ve ever experienced. From COVID to material shortages all the way to inflation there have been a lot of things that have had to be altered. Our charity initiative, Fill The Truck was one of them. For the past three years we’ve highly encouraged online donations over physical ones to keep…
It all started in 2010. Dan Regenold, our owner, had a vision. His vision was to fill an entire 53 foot semi-truck for a local charity. He knew that this would be his biggest charitable giving project and he would need a team to assist him. He put together a team of giving coordinators consisting of: packers, donation collectors, marketing…
This past week, Frame USA’s annual charity initiative, Fill The Truck, officially kicked off! In our 12th year, our 501c3 charitable initiative has one goal – to collect personal care items for those in need around the Greater Cincinnati area. In 2020, COVID caused Fill The Truck to alter it’s course of mainly focusing on physical donations. We turned our…
Every month we choose a different charity organization for our retail store and online website to host. Proceeds from all the orders placed on frameusa.com get donated at the end of the month. As Covid-19 continued to be a raging influence in everyone’s lives we were concerned for our annual charity initiative in December. Ever since FillTheTruck.org was started back…
While we may be out of the office we are still doing everything that we can to help those in need with our monthly charitable giving program. This month we’re taking our very successful Fill The Truck charity initiative and partnering with Council on Aging to create Fill The Truck for Seniors. For every order placed on frameusa.com during the…
10th Annual FillTheTruck.Org Charity Initiative Results During the month of December we take on a charity of initiative called FillTheTruck.org. In 2010, Dan Regenold, CEO of Frame USA, started this initiative. Every year since it has continued to get bigger and bigger. For more information on the history of this initiative check out our recent blog post here. This past…
Every month Frame USA partners with a different local or national charity. We give to each charity through donating time, money, exposure, and resources. For every order placed on frameusa.com $0.75 is donated to the charity of the month. The charity for December month 2019 is Fill The Truck History In December of 2010, Dan Regenold, CEO of Frame USA,…
“In December of 2010, Dan Regenold, CEO of Frame USA, had a vision; to fill an entire 53′ foot semi-truck for a local charity. He knew this would be his biggest charitable giving project and he would need a team to assist him. He put together a team of giving coordinators consisting of: packers, donation collectors, marketing professionals and more, to…
In December of 2010, Dan Regenold, CEO of Frame USA, had a vision: to fill an entire 54’ foot semi-truck for a local charity. He knew this would be his biggest charitable giving project and would need a team to assist him. He put together a team of giving coordinators consisting of: packers, donation collectors, marketing/pr professionals, and more, to…
**PRESS RELEASE** December 23, 2015 Springdale, Ohio – The sixth annual #FillTheTruck for Charity, serving six charities in the Cincinnati Metropolitan area, concluded today collecting 44,818 items. The item count was up 60% from total collections of 28,008 items in 2015 and completely filled two 53 foot semi-trucks. 13,792 items will be delivered to the Healing Center today as part…
If you’ve ever moved from one house or apartment to another, you know that you can fill a small U-Haul box truck with a lot of boxes. Now imagine that instead of a box truck you’ve got a 54 foot semi trailer. How many boxes of stuff do you think you could get into that thing? In 2010 the CEO…