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As you fundraise, every dollar you raise contributes to vital research that transforms the lives of tradies. Your efforts create lasting impact!
Why fundraise for the Tradie Health Institute?
Building a healthier future for our tradies
When you choose to fundraise for the Tradie Health Institute, you become a driving force creating a healthier future for tradies everywhere.
By supporting this vital initiative, you are contributing to groundbreaking research focused on life-altering conditions impacting tradies, such as silicosis. Your efforts not only improve their wellbeing but also foster a safer work environment for all.
As a fundraiser, you play crucial role in building awareness and driving positive change in an industry that keeps our communities thriving.
Start fundraising today and make a meaningful impact on the lives of hardworking tradies across Australia.
The impact of your fundraising
Your fundraising supports research that changes lives
New Testing Methods
The development of new techniques and non-invasive tests to detect occupational lung diseases earlier.
Identification of DNA Markers
Development of new genetic tests to identify those at risk of developming an occupational lung disease, and why. This will be critical in pre-employment or re-deployment.New Treatment Methods
Identifying new treatment methods that can create better outcomes for patients who have already been diagnosed with silicosis and other occupational lung diseases.
Our research is a chance to make sure that these workers feel like they’re not alone, and they don’t have to face a death sentence.
Prof. Dan Chambers
This research will potentially provide treatment without these workers having to face something as drastic as a lung transplant.
Dr. Simon apte
FAQs
Are you excited to kickstart your fundraising journey for the Tradie Health Institute? Look no further! This section has all the answers you need to get started making a difference for our nation's tradies.
Do I need permission to fundraise?
Yes. Legally anyone collecting funds on our behalf must be registered and have an Authority to Fundraise (ATF). Please email info@thecommongood.org.au to get started.
How will I know who donated to my fundraising page?
You can find a list of your donations on your fundraising page. You’ll also receive an email every time someone makes a donation.
You can also see all of your donations under the “My Donations” section in menu.
How do I deposit the funds I have raised?
We encourage all donations to be made through our fundraising platform. If you have cash donations, you can add this to your page by clicking “Add an Offline Donation” under “My Donations”.
If you are unable to process your cash donations on your fundraising page, you can alternatively deposit the funds to the following account:
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Bank: NAB
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Reference: Your full name
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Account Name: The Prince Charles Hospital Foundation
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BSB: 084004
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Account Number: 758971644
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If you have donations via cheque, please make these payable to The Prince Charles Hospital Foundation. Post them to us at The Common Good, GPO Box 3175 Brisbane Qld 4001.
Will we be covered under the Foundation’s public liability insurance?
Unfortunately, no. As a fundraiser you are responsible for obtaining any necessary insurance, permits or licences. This may include local government permission if you are organising an event in a public space.
Is my personal/donor’s information kept confidential?
We keep your Personal Information private and do not share it with other third parties. The Prince Charles Hospital Foundation is committed to protecting your privacy. Our Privacy Policy is aligned to the Australian Privacy Principles, ensuring you greater transparency around how we handle your personal information.
