Felling Trailers is conducting its third online auction of a FT-3 drop deck utility trailer to benefit a non-profit organization. According to the company, it wants to bring awareness of and support to Alzheimer's Disease and individuals affected by the disease. As a result, Felling Trailers manufactured and painted one of its most popular trailers Alzheimer's purple to be auctioned online for 10 days during the month of October. Tredit Tire generously donated the wheels and Midwest Industrial Coatings, Inc. donated the custom metallic purple paint for this trailer and cause. One hundred percent of the winning bid will benefit Act on Alzheimer's!

The online auction via Ebay (listing # 221892683996) will be "live" from Monday, October 12th at 12:00 PM CST until Thursday, October 22nd at 12:00 PM CST. Arrangements to be made for pick up at Felling Trailers' manufacturing facility or delivery (freight extra).

Paynesville Area Living at Home Block Nurse Program and Reaching Out to Seniors Effectively (ROSE) Center is a nonprofit organization that facilitates Act on Alzheimer's, a volunteer driven, statewide collaboration preparing Minnesota for the impacts of Alzheimer's disease and related dementia. Together, we can increase detection & improve care; sustain caregivers; equip communities; identify & invest in promising approaches; and raise awareness & reduce stigma. For more information, visit actonalz.org/paynesville.

This story also appears on Truck and Trailer Guide.

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