Giving Back Articles

November 19, 2024

Carolina Handling assists Hurricane Helene relief effort with donations of money, equipment, time

On September 27, Hurricane Helene tore through Carolina Handling’s territory, causing extensive damage in Western North Carolina, the upstate region of South Carolina and central Georgia. With elite service at our core, Carolina Handling associates sought opportunities to help.

October 22, 2024

Carolina Handling continues anniversary celebration with 58 for 58 Season of Service

On the heels of donating 58 motorized pallets jacks in honor of its 58 years in business, Carolina Handling is continuing its anniversary celebration by offering 58 hours of free service to hunger relief organizations that have material handling equipment needing repair.

June 1, 2023

Carolina Handling supports Ronald McDonald House Charities across the Southeast

Carolina Handling is supporting Ronald McDonald House Charities in six Southeastern cities with a donation of more than $25,000 to the Adopt-A-Room programs in Atlanta, GA, Birmingham, AL, Greenville, SC, Winston-Salem, NC, Durham, NC and Charlotte, NC.

August 23, 2024

Carolina Handling supports hunger relief organizations with equipment giveaway

The logistics of moving thousands of pallets of donated food with manual equipment, or no equipment at all, is overwhelming to hunger relief organizations, many of which are run by a small staff or volunteers. That’s where material handling companies like Carolina Handling can help.  

September 8, 2023

Carolina Handling introduces Charlotte Ronald McDonald House to benefits of RLM

In warehouses and distribution centers, even small improvements in productivity and efficiency can have a big impact on the bottom line. The same can be said for facilities like Ronald McDonald House of Greater Charlotte where a team from Carolina Handling recently implemented a proven process of visualization, organization and standardization called Raymond Lean Management (RLM).

July 27, 2023

Carolina Handling supporting second chances, workforce development in Central and Eastern North Carolina

When Greg Singleton joined the faculty at Central Carolina Community College, the Sanford, North Carolina-based school serving Chatham, Lee and Harnett counties had one forklift to which someone had attached a sign that read, “Do not service.”