Community

Amplifying Impact 

WillScot Mobile Mini is an international company with intense local focus. Across the US, Canada, and Mexico, our approximately 240 branches are deeply connected to their surrounding community. Operations become part of the social fabric. We help schools function, empower governments to better serve citizens, enable commerce, drive economic growth, facilitate construction, create new jobs, raise wages, train workforces, uplift societies, and so much more. We continue expanding our giving and outreach across the communities in which we operate.

Driven by Our People

At WillScot Mobile Mini, our commitment to communities is enormous, but it starts small—at the individual level. While some of our community activities are corporate-driven, others are inspired and led by employees. We believe this drives deeper engagement. Our employees select their favorite charities; donate their time, talent, and treasure; and organize teams to help their local communities in ways that are meaningful to them.

Give Where You Live

We launched “Give Where You Live” in 2021. This program allows employees across our approximately 240 branch locations to partner with local charities of their choice in meaningful ways. We encourage our employees to give their time, talent, and treasure to local organizations, furthering our Core Four causes through a volunteer rewards program. Since our launch, we have had more than 800 donors support more than 500 causes with more than $470,000. To date, we’ve tracked approximately 6,000 volunteer hours by more than 900 volunteers through the platform.

Additionally, our Inclusiveness Resource Teams (IRTs) support our community-focused values by raising funds on the platform and providing volunteer opportunities that connect to the populations they represent. For example, our BOLD IRT recently raised nearly $5,000 for NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund as part of its MLK Day activities.

Minions of Kindness (MoK)

Our employees are committed to supporting one another. The Minions of Kindness Fund is an employee-led 501(c)(3) organization that uses employee donations to support our employees in times of distress. The fund offers our employees the opportunity to make a difference for those in need through payroll deductions and one-time contributions. Since its inception in 2012, the fund has provided more than $442,000 in monetary aid to more than 230 employees.

When an employee has a dire need, they complete a request for assistance form found at www.mokfund.org. All requests are handled confidentially.

Community Engagement

In the Core Cause of Shelter, nearly 20 WillScot Mobile Mini employees from Memphis, TN volunteered at the Habitat for Humanity of Greater Memphis ReStore unpacking, sorting, and organizing items in the warehouse and retail storefront. The Memphis team also volunteered at Warriors Center for Women, a rescue mission and recovery program for women battling homelessness, addiction, and other life-controlling problems in Olive Branch, MS, to prepare and serve a taco buffet to the center’s residents.

In Mexico in 2023, Monterrey and Mexico City donated time and gifts to children at the Casa Hogar Refugio children’s shelter in Monterrey and to seniors at the C.A.S.A. Yekkan retirement home in Mexico City. The team also donated pet food and volunteered walking dogs at the Albergue San Cristóbal dog shelter in the State of Mexico.

Food donations and food bank volunteering are popular ways for our employees to support the Core Cause of Hunger. Here are just a few recent examples of these community service activities: 

• In Oklahoma City, employees paid two visits to Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma—once to fill food boxes with 1,980 bags of food providing 4,950 meals, and a second time to process and package more than 2,000 servings of fruit for local families in need.
• Employees in Orlando volunteered at Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida to pack 820 meals for senior citizens, schools, and families.
• The Fresno team spent time at Central California Food Bank’s Distribution Center bagging oranges for the community food pantry.
• The Edmonton Modular branch collected 1,100 pounds of food to donate to Edmonton’s Food Bank.
• The Phoenix Commercial Training Team volunteered at the Mesa, AZ, location of Feed My Starving Children packing nutritious meals for hungry kids around the world. 
• Harrisburg Modular and Storage branches teamed up to pack food boxes for Central Pennsylvania Food Bank.

Other examples of community service projects include Corpus Christi, TX, where 10 local branch employees spent a morning volunteering at the Gulf Coast Humane Society cleaning kennels and providing animal enrichment.

In Knoxville, TN, a group of seven employees volunteered their time at Compassion Closet, a local nonprofit that provides clothing and tangible goods to foster children and their families. The team helped sort and organize incoming donations as part of a spring clean-out.

And from a beach clean-up in Ft. Myers, FL; to roadside beautification in Grand Rapids, MI; to sprucing up a local park picnic area in Bakersfield, CA, employees across the company have held an array of volunteer events that make a difference in their communities outdoors as well.