Donate from your Pay
Workplace Giving is a simple way to donate to charities direct from your pay, and get your donations matched. Most companies match donations, so you could double your impact, giving your charity even more support!
* We are constantly adding new organisations to this list.
If your employer isn't listed here yet, please donate
via another payment method
saving changes, please wait..
page successfully updated
error saving changes
file size exceeds 512kb.
Luke Brodie
Story
I’ve been living with Epilepsy for a couple of years now and it’s no fun!
I was diagnosed at age 33!
This condition impacts dramatically on me and those around me.
I want to work to improve the lives of people that are affected by this unpredictable and indiscriminate condition.
As a result I have committed to raise $15000 for Epilepsy Queensland by participating in the Bridge to Brisbane and I would love your support.
All the funds I raise will go to my charity of choice being Epilepsy Qld Inc.
I am mindful there are a lot of causes to support however as I say this is very personal and important to me!
You’ll get a receipt issued from Epilepsy Qld Inc for tax deduction automatically via email and I am told they receive 93% of all money raised.
Help do even more by ‘liking’, leaving a ‘comment’ and ‘sharing’ my page too. Every little bit helps to reach my target of $15000.
So please dig deep for this great cause and help make a difference.
Thank you for your support
Luke Brodie
Epilepsy Queensland Inc
For more than 50 years, Epilepsy Queensland has been assisting Queensland families touched by epilepsy. Services include education, counselling, information services, children’s and family support programs, specialised training programs, support groups and advocacy. Epilepsy directly affects around 2% (1 in 50) of the population and still remains one of the most misunderstood conditions in today’s society. 28,740 children and adults in Queensland with active epilepsy which is more than muscular dystrophy, cerebral palsy, Parkinson’s disease, motor neurone disease, and several others combined. Anyone can be diagnosed at any age and Epilepsy Queensland helps to replace the fear and uncertainty with knowledge and empowerment. 60 people per week receive an epilepsy diagnosis. According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), it is doubtful there is any other medical condition so universally neglected due to a combination of social stigma, low profile and lack of resources. WHO recognises epilepsy as the world’s most common serious brain disorder. Please help us to be the beacon of hope for people living with, and impacted by epilepsy in Queensland.