PODS of Sacramento provides vital storage and logistics solution for NEWS10’s 21st Coats for Kids Winter Drive. (SACRAMENTO, Calif.) – PODS Moving and Storage of Sacramento will donate several of its storage containers to help collect donated coats in support of NEWS10’s 21st Coats for Kids Winter Drive through Dec 9. Logistics were a nightmare for organizers prior to using PODS®, according to Brian Bills, a lifetime resident of Fair Oaks, Calif., and territory manager at PODS of Sacramento. “In 2010, we supplied three PODS® containers at Swansons main dry-cleaning facility and transported each filled unit to Cal Expo where volunteers from the Salvation Army sorted the coats by size,” B

Brian Bills, a lifetime resident of Sacramento, celebrates one year with PODS Moving and Storage of Sacramento this month. Bills, a territory manager at the company, is a graduate of American River College and California State University at Sacramento where he obtained degrees in marketing and recreation administration. He frequently donates his time and talent as a mobile disc jockey to fundraisers and nonprofits, providing entertainment and encouragement for participants. Upon arriving at PODS, Bills quickly aligned many of his favorite local charities with the company to provide onsite storage and logistics, helping further their mission to help others. Annual events that PODS support

Territory Manager Brian Bills from the PODS of Sacramento franchise was happy to oblige a request from organizers to donate PODS® containers for the 2011 Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure in Sacramento held on May 7 at Cal Expo. Officials noted this was the biggest turnout they have ever had with approximately 25,000 people walking, running and raising money to find a cure for breast cancer. Four PODS® storage containers were used as onsite storage of event merchandise and check-in points for race participants. Although he did not run or walk Bills also provided services as a mobile DJ, providing music and inspiration to all who passed by. “PODS is honored to be involved with the Susan