Combilift Celebrates 100,000th Combilift with Competition

Combilift Celebrates 100,000th Combilift with Competition

Irish-based manufacturer Combilift has reached yet another remarkable milestone with the production of its 100,000th Combilift.

Combilift's 100,000th Combilift

To celebrate this historic achievement, the company is offering the chance to win this exclusive forklift through a special competition, with all proceeds donated to UNICEF Ireland’s Children’s Emergency Fund.

The 100,000th Combilift was debuted at IMHX, giving attendees the premier opportunity to see this exclusive model up close.

With customers’ support, Combilift aims to raise in excess of €100,000 to help UNICEF deliver urgent aid to children impacted by conflict and natural disasters – providing life-saving support wherever and whenever it’s needed most. 

Thanks to this fund, UNICEF maintains its status as one of the fastest responders working in over 190 countries to deliver critical support—such as clean water, medicine, therapeutic food and temporary schools.

Every ticket sold not only brings you closer to owning a piece of Combilift history but also makes a real difference in the lives of the world’s most vulnerable children.

Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of Combilift history while contributing to a worthy cause.

To enter the competition, visit: www.combilift.com/win-a-truck

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