Combilift Marks 100,000th Forklift with UNICEF Fundraiser

30 Sep 2025 CW Team

Irish manufacturer Combilift, a global leader in multi-directional and customised handling solutions, has unveiled its landmark 100,000th forklift at IMHX in Birmingham. To celebrate the milestone, the company has launched a competition offering one lucky entrant the chance to win this exclusive forklift, with all proceeds supporting UNICEF Ireland’s Children’s Emergency Fund.

The raffle aims to raise more than €100,000 to provide life-saving aid for children affected by conflict and natural disasters. UNICEF operates in over 190 countries, delivering rapid emergency relief such as clean water, therapeutic food, medicines and temporary schools.

Attendees at IMHX were the first to see the 100,000th Combilift up close. Every competition ticket purchased not only gives participants the chance to own a piece of Combilift history but also contributes directly to protecting vulnerable children worldwide.

Entries can be made at www.combilift.com/win-a-truck.

UNICEF does not endorse any company, brand, product or service.

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