Donation of a trolley to support an individual in palliative care

While we normally donate trolleys to charitable or not for profit organisations that support the community, we always try give back where ever there is genuine need.

That’s why we donated one of our Australian made 90L recycled trolleys to Deb Prince’s mother who is in palliative care. The trolley helps Debs mum with mobility and grants her a greater degree of independence.

We received the following message from Deb:

It’s Christmas again — another year already — and I always find myself thinking of your generosity at this time. I honestly can’t believe Mum is still here with us; this is our third Christmas since we were told she didn’t have long. I was thinking about that today, and how often your trolley has made her life easier. I’m still grateful every single time we use it.

And on the humorous side, I’m forever assuring people that I didn’t steal it — it really does look like something I’ve wheeled out of a supermarket! It always makes people smile.

The 90L trolley model that was donated.

Latrobe Regional Health Community Op Shop receives trolley donation

In an effort to support Latrobe Regional Health, we’ve donated four of our 90L Australian made recycled trolleys to the Community OP shop in January 2026. The contributed trolleys play an important role in supporting front and back of house operations allowing staff to easily move goods and material, while also enhancing the experience for customers.

This contribution directly supports the ability of Latrobe Regional Health to generate funds that can be reinvested into patient care and hospital services.

You can visit the LRH Community Op Shop to show your support or find out more about La Trobe Regional Health on their website or facebook page.

LRH staff pose with donated supercart trolleys

LRH customer using donated trolley

LRH customers using donated trolleys in store

Port Stephens Marine Rescue Gift Shop Receives Donation of Trolley and Handbasket

We’re pleased to donate one of 90L Australian made recycled trolleys and a hand basket to Port Stephens Marine Rescue Gift Shop. The gift shop sales supports the volunteer activities of the marine rescue which provides 24-hour marine radio and search and rescue response to the community of Port Stephens.

You can learn more about Port Stephens Marine Rescue on their website and facebook.

Trolley and handbasket donated to Port Stephens Marine Rescue Gift Shop

Soul plus Food receives donation of four 90L trolleys

We’re happy to be able to support the Soul plus Food service in Ballarat with a donation of four of our 90L Australian made recycled trolleys. These trolleys help Soul plus Food volunteers to move goods around efficiently. Soul plus food operates in Ballarat by the Seventh Day Adventist Church where they provide food and personal care products to families and individuals in need.

You can find out more about the program on the facebook page.

Vantage Point Community Care receives a donation of two 90L trolleys

We’re delighted to donate two of our 90L Australian made recycled shopping trolleys to support Vantage Point Community Care with their foodbank program. The trolleys are used to help volunteers moves food items that are provided to those in need.

Vantage Point Community operates a foodbank program in multiple locations around Melbourne that gives access to fresh food, groceries and meals to people experiencing food insecurity and for those experiencing isolation for social cohesion and community participation.

You can find out more about Vantage Point Community Care and their activities on their website.

Nourishing Neighbours receives donation of 2 x 180L trolleys

We’ve donated two of our 180L Australian made recycled trolleys and a number of handbaskets to Nourishing Neighbours as part of our ongoing commitment to supporting local charitable and community organisations.

Nourishing Neighbours is a 100% volunteer run organisation, offering dietary and culturally appropriate emergency food relief, toiletries and period products based in Melbourne.

Our donated trolleys are used to assist Nourishing Neighbours clients load their groceries into their cars and help the volunteers transport weekly purchases.

You can find out more about Nourishing Neighbours on their website or facebook.

Kingborough Community Care receives donation of 25 x 180L trolleys

We’re pleased to donate 25 of our 180L Australian made recycled shopping trolleys to support the activities of Kingborough Community Care. The volunteers and community love the bright colours and how easy the light weight design is to handle.

The donated trolleys help Kingborough Community Care run their weekly food assistance program that provides fresh food and staples for those in need. Kingborough Community Care is a volunteer-based not for profit organisation run by the Kingborough Family Church in Hobart.

Riverside Christian Church uses Supercart trolleys to help community member in need

As a part of our ongoing efforts to support charitable initiatives, we are proud to have been able to support Riverside Christian Church with a trolley donation to assist in the collection and distribution of goods for emergency food donations. We received the following testimonial from Jim Cameron at Riverside Community Care:

We have just recently started giving food parcels to families in need.

We searched high and low to try and purchase a trolley but found it almost impossible. Fortunately the impossible was done by Theodoor and the Team at Supercart.

Without any hesitation, Theodore very generously donated a trolley so that our community can easily donate goods for those who are struggling with the challenge of day to day rising costs..

Within a few weeks the trolley was filled many times and we have now been able to give away 17 emergency food parcels.

The trolley holds a pride of place at our front entrance promoting our Community Care arm..

Thank you Theodoor and Supercart for making it easier to collect goods for our community.

Jim Cameron of Riverside Christian Church using a donated Supercart trolley to assist in emergency food parcel distribution.