We hope you’ll consider lacing up your runners to support QBI in either the 4.5km or 10km race, all whilst raising funds for critical brain research. All funds raised will go towards the Discovery Research Endowment Fund, which delivers a reliable, perpetual income stream to fund QBI’s discovery research.
Join the team today and help us fundraise – your help and support will be greatly appreciated!
And if you are unable to participate, you can still support our team by making a donation.
How to join Team QBI, UQ
Step 1: Visit the QBI Bridge to Brisbane fundraising team page and click ‘Join Team’ towards the bottom of the page
Step 2: Complete your details and follow the prompts to create your own individual fundraising page, which will link to QBI’s page.
Step 3: Enter your details on the Bridge to Brisbane registration page to join as part of our team
Step 4:. Select race length (10km or 4.5km)
Step 5: Make sure “are you joining a team” is ticked and search for “Queensland Brain Institute” to join our team (no team PIN required), and enter all other details
Step 6: Fundraise for a charity that’s close to your heart: search “The University of QLD (Queensland Brain Institute)” and then click “Proceed with your selected Charity”
Step 7: Proceed to check out and make payment
Step 8: Make payment and start training!
How your support makes a difference
All funds raised will go towards helping our researchers solve two of the greatest challenges of modern science: understanding brain function; and preventing/treating disorders of the brain.
Our scientists work tirelessly towards developing new treatments for disorders that have a devastating impact on people’s lives. These disorders include: dementia; motor neurone disease (MND); stroke; Parkinson’s disease; depression; anxiety; and schizophrenia.
If you are unable to participate on the day, you can still support our team by making a donation.
Have questions?
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.
About Bridge to Brisbane
All funds raised will help researchers at the Queensland Brain Institute to tackle some of the greatest need areas in health, such as ageing dementia, stroke, autism, depression and anxiety, motor neurone disease, schizophrenia and spinal cord injury. We welcome people to join the team and help us reach our target!
About Alumni events
UQ alumni and community events take place in-person and online, across the globe, throughout the year. UQ alumni are invited to join the UQ ChangeMakers platform to access early event registrations, benefits and discounts.
