Who We Are

We make what we do tangible

We’ve quantified that every

$44 donated = 1 hour
of research time

We communicate with our donors to let them know when the Time they gave us is being used, and how their contribution is making a real impact

The research we fund is focussed on real outcomes

Our research space is unique in that researchers have timely access to patient samples and work directly with frontline health professionals in a teaching hospital environment

We focus on funding innovative research that has the potential to have a very real and profound impact

We dare to be different to maximise the impact

We operate commercial businesses to help self-fund our charitable operations

We offer people hope and inspiration to encourage involvement without 'guilting' people into giving.

To sustainably fund medical innovation, we have to consider doing things differently both in how we run our operations and engage our stakeholders

Kerry O’Brien

Award winning journalist, author and host

"I have not taken the role of becoming an Ambassador lightly; I have seen the great work that is going on. I have seen the dedication and the passion. I urge you to join me for The Common Good."

Michael Groom

Mt Everest Conqueror

Helping lung transplant patients to live longer and healthier lives

Trevor Gillmeister

Australian Rugby League Legend

Helping to fight asbestosis, the disease which claimed his father

Sterling Nasa

Dementia Campaigner

Helping to tackle Dementia through the project “Sterling’s dream”

Bill McDonald

Journalist

Finding better treatments for heart disease

Claire Holt

Actress, global ambassador

"For $44 an hour, it’s such a small amount to make a difference. So I’m really hopeful by getting behind this I can also encourage others to do the same."

Kate Phillips

Heart and double lung transplant recipient

Competing in triathlons and living life to the fullest. Ambassador for the Tour de Brisbane.

Richard Bettles

Ultramarathon Runner

Star of The Unforgettable Run where he completed the Ultra Trail du Mont-Blanc, an ultramarathon run throughout the French, Italian and Swiss Alps all done in the name of dementia research.

Mark Knowles

Australian Hockey Champion

"The Common Good is important because chronic illness affects so many of us and those we love. I'm looking forward to bringing people together in support of amazing medical research to help change this."