The good we can do, is thanks to you!
Queenslanders have opened their hearts this Giving Day, donating a historic $1,014,222 for world-class patient care initiatives and life-saving research at Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital (RBWH), the Surgical, Treatment and Rehabilitation Service (STARS), Redcliffe Hospital and prestigious Herston institutes and centre.
RBWH Foundation CEO Simone Garske paid tribute to the extraordinary generosity of donors who rallied together to ensure a stronger future for all.
“This isn’t just fundraising, it’s hope in action: the good we can do starts with you,” said RBWH Foundation CEO, Simone Garske.
“Your generosity will help the dedicated RBWH, STARS and Redcliffe Hospital teams turn life-changing ideas into real-world impact. Together, we’re building a better, healthier Queensland.”
Pictured: Sam Mac, Channel 7 Sunrise Host (Left) & Glen Bennett, RBWH Foundation Patient Ambassador (Right)
Channel 7 Sunrise once again launched the Foundation’s biggest fundraising event to a national audience, showcasing excellence in patient care and research.
Giving Day highlights
Launch of the Cancer Care Services and Cancer Council QLD Transport to Treatment Patient Shuttle, donated by Central Queensland's Hornery Family to the RBWH Foundation, in honour of family member and former cancer patient, Lachlan Hornery. This service will assist in transporting RBWH Cancer Care patients for their treatment between Caboolture and RBWH.
“There is no greater gift that one that helps save a life,” said Ms Garske.
“Thank you for your extraordinary generosity!”
