Spring Mill Self Storage Grand Opening Event Helps Feed The Hungry...

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November 12, 2009

- On Saturday, November 14, Spring Mill Self Storage will celebrate its grand opening with a ribbon cutting presided over by Westfield Mayor Andy Cook. For every new lease signed during the Grand Opening, Spring Mill Self Storage will make a cash donation to local organizations that feed the hungry in Hamilton County.

The event takes place from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., and visitors will be eligible for prize drawings such as $100 Kroger gift cards and 5' x 5' Santa's Closet storage units for use during the holiday season. Owned and managed by the Gene B. Glick Company, Inc., Spring Mill Self Storage is located on SR 32, just west of Spring Mill Road.

Feeding the Hungry
In the current economic climate, organizations that provide food aid are seeing increased need for their services. In response, for every new lease signed through December 1, 2009, Spring Mill Self Storage will make a cash donation equal to one-month's rent to help feed the hungry of Hamilton County. Renters may designate the donation to either Meals on Wheels of Hamilton County, Inc. or the food pantry at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church.

'In our community, there is a growing need for home-delivered meals to reduce hunger among the elderly, disabled and homebound residents,' said Marti Lindell, executive director of Meals on Wheels of Hamilton County. 'We need everyone's help to deliver 'the next meal' and eradicate senior hunger in Hamilton County.'

Santa's Closet
During the Grand Opening event, visitors may enter to win free storage units for three months, a perfect way to store presents during the holiday season. Spring Mill Self Storage will give away two 5' x 5' Santa's Closets and one 10' x 10' Santa's Workshop. (Some restrictions apply.)

'Santa's Closets are great for more than just hiding presents from the kids,' said Bruce Sklare, director of Spring Mill Self Storage. 'You can use them to stash a big-screen TV for Dad or other large items that don't quite fit under the bed. Businesses can also take advantage of this kind of temporary storage when they have extra inventory around the holidays.'

Free Shredding; Donate Computers and Monitors to NetLiteracy
In addition to prize drawings, Spring Mill Self Storage will offer free shredding of unneeded documents during the Grand Opening. Visitors may drop off up to one banker's box full of papers, binders and CDs to be destroyed by IndyShred (locked bins will be provided). Also, NetLiteracy will be on hand during the event to receive your used, but still functional, computers and monitors for use in schools.

Event Details, Spring Mill Self Storage Grand Opening

Date:

Saturday, November 14, 2009
Time:

9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Ribbon cutting: 10 a.m. at the gate; Westfield Mayor Andy Cook will preside
Prize drawings: Kroger and Pizza Hut gift cards; 'Santa's Closets' storage units
Address: 613 West SR 32 (just west of Spring Mill Road)
Parking: Drivers will be directed to park inside the facility's gates
Web site/phone: www.springmillstorage.com, 317-867-2800

For media inquiries, please contact Jodi Wright at 317-469-5784.

About the Gene B. Glick Company, Inc.
Founded in Indianapolis in 1947, the Gene B. Glick Company is a property management and development company with more than 18,000 apartment units in 10 states. The company currently has 64 properties in Indiana.


Media Contact:
Spring Mill Self Storage
Jodi Wright
317-469-5784

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