Metal Transport Industries leads Illawarra Convoy, raises $210,000
Metal Transport Industries, part of the convoy since its start in 2005, leads it for the first time while raising $210,000.
The Illawarra Convoy returns Sunday, November 15. Metal Transport Industries will lead the charge for the first time.
The Murada brothers built the company in 1979. This year Kevin will drive the lead truck and David will follow behind.
Metal Transport Industries raised $210,000 through customer donations, a race day at Kembla Grange, a comedy night, and a Jamberoo fundraiser. The convoy started in 2005 with a lead truck that raised just $5,000.
Today it has raised over $30 million for cancer support, helping buy equipment for Wollongong Hospital so locals no longer need to travel to Sydney for treatment.
Why it mattersThis year's fundraising directly supports locals with cancer through vouchers and hospital equipment, while showcasing the transport industry's community contribution.
AustraliaSunday's convoy down the Illawarra mountain brings road closures and traffic; the free Family Fun Day at Shellharbour Airport runs 9:30am to 3pm with live music from Sneaky Sound System.
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