Call for Raise it for Redcliffe Hospital Community Partners
Published 9:04am 20 May 2025
With Raise it for Redcliffe Hospital Giving Day just around the corner, the call has gone out for community partners.
Since 2020, the Raise it for Redcliffe Hospital campaign has funded almost 70 local projects, including much-needed hospital renovations, research programs, and frontline worker support. But there’s still more to do.
The campaign is an initiative of RBWH Foundation in partnership with Redcliffe Hospital.
“Redcliffe Hospital is more than just a place of care. It’s where our children are born, where our loved ones are treated, and where thousands of locals find comfort, hope and healing every year. Now, we’re calling on the businesses of Moreton Bay to help make it even better,” a spokeswoman says.
“Become a Community Partner by donating $1000 or more by Giving Day on 11 June, and your gift will be doubled thanks to generous Impact Partners.
“That means twice the funding for patient care, life-changing research and staff wellbeing.”
As a Community Partner, businesses and groups receive:
● A promotional kit to proudly display their support
● Recognition on Raise it for Redcliffe Hospital’s website and social media
● A tax deduction before EOFY, that delivers real impact to the community
● Public gratitude and visibility as a local leader in community care
Why get involved?
● Care for the community - Support directly benefits patients and families on the Redcliffe Peninsula and surrounding suburbs.
● Make a tangible impact - Fund patient care, innovative health research, and wellbeing initiatives that support hardworking hospital staff.
● Be recognised - Showcase your business or group as a proud community supporter committed to giving back.
To donate or find out more, visit raiseitforredcliffe.com.au/community-partners
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