National Transport Insurance (NTI) is restoring a vintage truck to raise money for people suffering motor neurone disease (MND).

It will return a 1946 International Model K5 rigid truck to its former glory and raffle it for the MND and Me Foundation.

CEO Tony Clark says the NTI community, including suppliers and partners, will help.

“It’s a truck built for the community, by the community,” he said. “It will bring people together and tell a story, while serving a much greater purpose.”

MND is a cause close to NTI’s heart since former CEO Wayne Patterson was diagnosed with the disease in 2015.

“NTI’s efforts will generate better awareness of the impact motor neurone disease has on the community, and raise vital funds to ensure no one faces MND alone,” MND and Me Foundation CEO Paul Olds said.

The restoration will be documented via videos on NTI’s social media platforms. For more information, click here.