Midge just donated $106.12- Louise just donated $27.81
- Cherie just donated $106.12
- Ian Boettcher Race Parts just donated $260.75
- Ryan just donated $21,779.55
- Tyreright Kingaroy just donated $304
- Hedgie just donated $54.12
- Ryan just donated $1,649.05
- Bryan Paull just donated $54.12
- Kelly just donated $100
- Anonymous just donated $106.12
- Samuel just donated $55.75
- Anonymous just donated $365.05
- Speedway Volunteers just donated $390.50
- Speedway Raffle just donated $1,547
- Anonymous just donated $312.90
- Tarhlea Apelt Racing just donated $2,020
- Anonymous just donated $6.13
- ROBINSON MINING SERVICES just donated $670
- Paul Springate just donated $22.58
Your support in
2022-2023
Figures relevant to the 2022-2023 Financial Year
$2.1 MILLION
Contributed towards life-saving equipment, medical resources, facility enhancements, staff training and research.
$399,081.74
Was raised for the Toowoomba Hospital Christmas Appeal to upgrade the Toowoomba Hospital Neonatal Unit – our largest appeal to date.
65.8%
More funds were gifted in 2022-2023 when compared to last year.
"Your contributions have made an enormous impact on the lives of children and families who come to our hospital."
Lucy | Project Officer - Kingaroy Ambassador Program Occupational Violence Prevention and Security Unit
"Thanks so much for your contribution – it will benefit many of our patients."
Jessica | Director of Nursing & Facility Manager at the Chinchilla Hospital
Extra ways you can give
Gift in Will
One of the most powerful ways you can make a difference in the lives of those affected by illness and injury is by leaving a gift in your Will.
Fundraise
Fundraising in your local community is a great way to raise vital funds and awareness for causes you care about.
Workplace Giving
Become a Workplace Giver through your employer by making a small regular donation through your pre-tax pay.
Wall of Gratitude
Say thank you to our hospital staff by donating to our Wall of Gratitude and have your name, family name, or business name placed on our wall in Toowoomba Hospital.
