Isuzu is providing a unique traypack crew for a mental health foundation
Isuzu Trucks Australia says it is supporting mental fitness group Gotcha4Life during National Road Safety Week for the transport industry to support mental fitness.
The Australian truck company is supporting Gotcha4Life’s cause for mental fitness and strong communities by raffling a custom-built NNR 45-150 Traypack Crew valued at over $150,000.
It’s all for the Australian not-for-profit Gotcha4Life Foundation that has aimed since 2017 to engage, educate and empower local communities on mental fitness.
“Isuzu is in full support of Gotcha4Life’s goal of zero suicides,” Isuzu marketing and advertising manager Sam Gangemi says.
“Australians have been hit hard over the past few years. With extra stress placed on regional communities along with our hard-working truck drivers, we’ve partnered with suppliers to build this NNR Traypack Crew.
“It will be raffled off and the proceeds donated to Gotcha4Life. It’s our mission to help them do what they do best and reach out to communities and educate on mental fitness.”
The NNR’s first major outing was in April during the Mateship Miles roadshow that visited communities in Victoria, the ACT and NSW.
The intent behind the truck’s unique body design and build is for the truck to serve as a mobile community hub for Gotcha4Life’s on the road activities.
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Following the raffle, Isuzu says the NNR Crew will be the perfect truck for any sporting teams, with fridges packed with cold drinks and BBQs for post-game meals.
It includes a solar-equipped battery set-up for those in regional communities.
“We also can’t forget the potential of this set-up as a campervan or mobile home,” Gangemi says.
“If you are looking for a way to support your fellow Australians then purchase a raffle ticket for the Gotcha4Life NNR.”