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Giving the gift of Christmas
11th December, 2020 | by materialshandlingMaterials Handling has supported Greenslopes Private Hospital and St Vincent de Paul by donating gift cards as part of the charity’s Christmas Appeal.
By donating to this cause, over 50 families in the Mount Gravatt, Annerley and Holland Park areas will be able to experience the true spirit of this festival season.
A tradition at the hospital for the past 22-years, our loyal partnership has allowed them to continue their work especially during a year that has brought hardship and grief to many. Millions of Australian families spend Christmas in poverty. National President of St Vincent de Paul Society, Claire Victory, spoke about how this year has been particularly tough for Australians due to the pandemic.
“Job losses, business closures and reduced working hours have placed many communities under an increased financial strain,” Ms Victory said.
“The Federal Government has reduced the Coronavirus supplement and it will drop again early next year, plunging many more people into poverty, and other supports such as the moratorium on evictions are also being lifted in some states. Even without border closures and travel restrictions, many people in our community find Christmas to be a particularly lonely time of year due to social isolation.”

Frank Ford (from St Vinnies) and Cath Steward, Chris Went (CEO), Ellie Sacre, Terry McLaren and Grant Eekhoff (from Greenslopes Private Hospital).
Every year, Materials Handling and Australian communities assist the St Vinnies Christmas Appeal by donating to those who have fallen on hard times. Ms Victory said COVID-19 has made it harder for St Vinnies to meet the needs of the people it serves, especially with restrictions and social distancing requirements.
“Belts have tightened around the nation, and our committed volunteers have been prevented from helping because of COVID risks. During the lockdown, many Vinnies shops across Australia had to close or reduce their operations, reducing our ability to generate funds to distribute to people in need,” said Ms Victory.
“This year’s campaign has been launched at the end of a year many would rather forget. But with your help, we will be able to make this festive season that little bit brighter for people in our community who are doing it particularly tough.”
The St Vincent de Paul Society in Australia has over 60,000 members and volunteers who operate in over 1,000 groups located in local communities across the country. With the assistance of Greenslopes Private Hospital, the gift cards donated by Materials Handling will allow families to purchase essential items and food. Donations can help provide families with comfort and security this Christmas.
To donate to the 2020 Vinnies Christmas Appeal, visit their website or call 13 18 12.
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Donating to the 2019 St Vinnie’s Christmas Appeal
13th December, 2019 | by materialshandlingEvery year, Materials Handling proudly donates to the St Vinnie’s Christmas Appeal and, in 2019, this tradition was once more upheld.
A range of scooters and helmets were gifted to Greenslopes Private Hospital division, who will, in turn, give the toys to a number of boys and girls aged 13-years-old and under. Cementing the fundamental principles of giving and happiness this festive season, these donations will ensure children don’t go without on Christmas morning.
The St Vincent de Paul Society and their Christmas Appeal actively targets poverty and inequality. The confronting truth is that one in six Australian children live in poverty, with one in five not having enough to eat. The Christmas Appeal ensures that the kindness and generosity of contributors provide essential assistance to families, including supplying food, housing support, financial help and a special little something under the tree.
Last year, the St Vincent de Paul Society delivered around 350 hampers to families in need across the Northern Territory alone. CEO of St Vincent de Paul Society NSW, Jack de Groot, said one of the biggest issues families face is hunger due to ongoing drought, energy costs, high rents and inadequate support payments.
“For thousands of families, Christmas isn’t a time of celebration but of hunger, hardship and stress,” he said. “That’s why we hold our annual Christmas Appeal to support people doing it tough…Thanks to the community’s generosity, we’ll be helping thousands of families struggling with poverty to put a special meal on the table for Christmas.”

Matthew delivers 8 scooters and helmets to Greenslopes Private Hospital for the St Vinnies Christmas Appeal.
Every little bit counts and goes towards a family in need at a special time for most Australians. The true spirit of Christmas is found in giving to those less fortunate in the community and St Vinnies provides not only toys to children but food vouchers, hampers, clothing, support with bills, crisis accommodation and other services.
Materials Handling is proud to do its share for those in need. After all, a Christmas without joy is no Christmas at all.
If you would like to contribute to this worthy cause, visit St Vincent de Paul Society’s website and donate with food assistance, giving a gift or financial help.
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Privacy Policy
7th March, 2017 | by excitemediaThe purpose of this Privacy Policy is to tell you what kind of information Materials Handling Pty Ltd may gather about you when you visit the website, how the company may use that information and whether it is disclosed to anyone.
Collection of Information
Information is collected from you primarily to make it easier and more rewarding for you to use our services. We only use your personal information for the purposes for which you give it to us and for related, internal management purposes.
We do not give information about you to other organisations or anyone else unless one of the following applies:
- you have consented;
- you’d expect us to or we have told you we will; and,
- it is required or authorised by law.
Materials Handling Pty Ltd collects names, emails and other contact details as part of:
- general enquiries services;
- subscription services for the website;
- general correspondence (including emails);
- public comment or events; and,
- data collection and research activities.
We analyse non-identifiable website traffic data to improve our services.
Transmission of Information
All sensitive information is transmitted via a 128-bit encrypted SSL connection. To verify that you are using a secure connection look for ‘https’ at the start of the web site URL and a padlock icon at the bottom right of the browser window.
No Sale of Information
Under no circumstances will Materials Handling Pty Ltd sell or receive payment for licensing or disclosing your personal information.
Cookies
A cookie is a small file that a website sends your computer. It records information necessary for certain website functions, such as remembering your preferences or settings.
Materials Handling Pty Ltd use cookies that exist for the period you are browsing this website. When you next close your browser the cookies are removed. If you disable cookies you will still be able to access this website, however, some features, such as the registration and login, will be unavailable.
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All personal information collected by Materials Handling Pty Ltd is protected by law, including the Privacy Act 1998 (Cth).
When subscribing to our mailing list through the Materials Handling Pty Ltd website, personal information is collected and disclosed to a company called Campaign Monitor. This purpose for this is to facilitate your subscription. Campaign Monitor operate Materials Handling Pty Ltd’s mailing service and are located in the United States of America. You can view their privacy policy on their website.
Disposal
Materials Handling Pty Ltd may destroy records containing personal information in a secure manner in accordance with the Archives Act 1983 and the Administrative Function Disposal Authority.
Responses
Materials Handling Pty Ltd will acknowledge and respond to all privacy-related requests and complaints within 30 days of the request or complaint being made. Please email .
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Ball Transfers – Pop Up Ergonomic
3rd March, 2017 | by excitemediaPop-Up Ergonomic work surfaces to fit virtually any application or work bench. See the PDF below for further details on ball transfer strips, lift table surfaces, retrofit kits, ball and pad strips and many other ball insert surfaces. Ask our sales facilitators for a proposal today!
At the flick of a switch, the pop-up ball transfers raise above the surface to easily move items onto and off the work surface, while at same time allowing the item to be oriented/positioned.
Flip the switch again and the pop-up ball transfers retract so the item is solidly and firmly located on the work surface so the task required can be performed on the item without allowing it to move around.
Also view our Ball Transfers our Rotacaster Wheels as well as our Omni Wheels.
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