Archive: The Common Good
The Prince Charles Hospital’s 2025 Giving Day
Over $162,000 was raised for The Prince Charles Hospital at our fifth annual Giving Day, thanks to our special community.
National Safe Work Month 2025: This campaign raises awareness of Workplace Health and Safety and provides workplaces around the country with guidance and resources. More here.
The Prince Charles Hospital Foundation’s Giving Day Impacts
It’s nearly time for our fifth annual Giving Day, and our first four have delivered impacts that are nothing short of amazing. Learn more.
Fidget blankets handcrafted for patients with dementia at The Prince Charles Hospital
A group of sewers from the Coolangatta Seniors, known as the “Fabric Floozies,” have handcrafted fidget blankets for patients with dementia at The Prince Charles Hospital.
Child Life Therapy program expands thanks to Foundation supporters
We have been able to fund the expansion of the Child Life Therapy program at The Prince Charles Hospital and into Caboolture Hospital thanks to our remarkable supporters.
Dozens cycle for transplant research at 2025 Cycle of Giving
The Cycle of Giving has returned to the Sunshine Coast in 2025, with dozens of riders pedalling for vital transplant research.
Collaborative Seed Grants at The Prince Charles Hospital
If you’re waiting for the Strawberry Sundae Kisses beer to hit your lips, we’ve got good news! The creation for a good cause is back in 2023, and brewing is…
The Prince Charles Hospital Foundation Non-Executive Board Positions EOI - July 2025
The Common Good, an initiative of The Prince Charles Hospital Foundation, is pleased to announce the new appointments of Shannon Willoughby, Corinne Mulholland, and Martin Rowen to its Board of…
Chain Reaction Challenge 2025: Helping sick kids in Queensland
Cyclists ride 1000km in the Chain Reaction Challenge 2025 to fund Child Life Therapy program for sick kids at The Prince Charles Hospital.
Children’s Retreat Space at The Prince Charles Hospital Revamped
The Children’s retreat space in The Prince Charles Hospital’s paediatric ward, brings smiles and laughter to sick and injured kids.