Team Up for Tennis 2024
“Team Up for Tennis,” where networking, fun, and giving back unite on the tennis court! It doesn’t matter if you’re a seasoned tennis pro or a first-time player – this event is all about connecting with like-minded professionals, enjoying some sun-soaked fun, and making a difference in our community. Grab your friends, clients or colleagues and secure your ticket now!
Queensland Sotheby's Support Children in Hospital Charity Lunch
Come join us at Shuck Restaurant for a heart warming event where we support children in hospitals. Enjoy a delicious lunch while contributing to a great cause. Let's make a difference together! RSVP now to secure your spot.
This freezer is helping cancer patients
“Thankfully, through the generosity of this donation, we can now store more stem cells for people of the Gold Coast and Northern New South Wales.” Penny said.
Charity Raffle
Win incredible prizes and help provide life-saving support to our community!
Saving local cancer patients hundreds of dollars in transport costs, with Gold Coast Hospital Foundation's three brand new Cancer Patient Transport vehicles, thanks to a generous donation from James Frizelle Charitable Foundation.
Imagine battling a life-threatening illness while worrying about how to get to and from the hospital for your life-saving chemotherapy and radiation treatments. That is the reality for thousands of local cancer patients every year.
Since 2015, the Gold Coast Hospital Foundation has been managing and funding a fleet of vehicles to help support our local community. Last year the fleet made over 3,600 trips, helping local cancer patients gain transport access to critical treatment services at Gold Coast Hospitals.
And now, thanks to an incredible donation from the James Frizelle Charitable Foundation, the fleet has been upgraded with three new KIA Carnivals. These new vehicles will be on the road 5-days a week, travelling across the Gold Coast to support our local community. This provides patients peace of mind and allows them to focus less on how they will get their critical treatments and more on fighting their disease.