SPONSORED | The Pink Lady crane, lifting with love and purpose
The event was held at Country Square Lifestyle Centre in White River on Friday, March 14.
A special moment took place at the Country Square Lifestyle Centre in White River on Friday, March 14, as community members gathered to witness the launch of the Pink Lady, a crane unlike any other.
This bright pink crane is the newest addition to Lowveld Mobile Crane Hire, but it carries a much deeper meaning. The Pink Lady is a tribute to Linda, the late wife of the company’s owner, Dave Godley. Linda was known for her kindness, strength and caring heart. In her honour, Dave and his team created the Pink Crane Project, a powerful way to keep her memory alive while making a difference in the community.
During the launch, guests listened to the touching story behind the Pink Lady. This crane is more than just a machine; it stands for hope and support of local charities.
It will be used for lifting heavy loads, but its true purpose goes beyond that. Part of the money earned from its work will be donated to local charities.
This meaningful launch was made possible with the support of Janelco, NumberWorks, Country Café and Lowveld Stationers which helped to bring this vision to life.
Dave and his team are lifting more than just equipment; they are lifting hearts and bringing hope to others. The Pink Lady is a symbol of love, strength and giving back.
Keep an eye out for the Pink Lady as she moves across the Lowveld, helping those in need, one lift at a time.
