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Every breakthrough in melanoma and complex skin cancer care starts with someone who decided to give.

At the Queensland Melanoma Institute, your support connects researchers, clinicians and the community to accelerate better outcomes across Queensland. Whether you give once, regularly, or leave a lasting legacy, your donation directly funds research, treatment innovation and better care for Queenslanders.

Together, we can accelerate discovery, strengthen prevention and change outcomes for the people who need it most.

That's why QMI has partnered with the PA Research Foundation.

Donations to QMI are received and managed by the PA Research Foundation, a trusted charity with a long history of supporting medical research in Queensland,
 so you can give with confidence knowing your gift is directed to QMI's work in melanoma and complex skin cancer.

PA Research Foundation retains a percentage of donations for essential administration, governance, and reporting - helping ensure your gift is managed responsibly and achieve the greatest possible impact

Together, we can accelerate discovery, strengthen prevention and change outcomes for the people who need it most.

 

We can't do this alone..

Your donation helps fast-track research, strengthen clinical trials and expand education initiatives that save lives.

Every donation contributes directly to advancing melanoma and complex skin cancer prevention, diagnosis, treatment and survivorship.



QMI has partnered with the PA Research Foundation to manage charitable donations.

PA Research Foundation retains a percentage of donations for essential administration, governance, and reporting - helping ensure your gift is managed responsibly and achieve the greatest possible impact

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PA Research Foundation

The PA Research Foundation is a trusted Queensland charity that has supported the Princess Alexandra Hospital and its research community for over 40 years. Established in 1984, the Foundation is a statutory body under Queensland's Hospitals Foundations Act 2018 and has contributed around $300 million to medical research, patient support, state-of-the-art equipment and staff education.

Through its partnership with QMI, the PA Research Foundation receives and manages donations made to the Institute, so you can give with confidence knowing your gift is directed to QMI's work in melanoma and complex skin cancer.

After providing for your loved ones, you may wish to consider leaving a gift to the QMI

Gift in Will

Every gift, large or small, makes a meaningful difference - supporting life-saving research, advancing treatment innovation, and strengthening access to high-quality care across the state.

A bequest is a powerful way for ordinary people to do extraordinary things. Your legacy can help fund future breakthroughs, accelerate clinical trials, and ensure patients benefit from the most advanced and effective care available.

If you're considering a bequest, we encourage you to speak with your legal advisor, and whether you've already included a gift in your Will or would like to discuss your intentions confidentially, we'd be honoured to hear from you.

Contact us for more information about leaving a lasting legacy.

For Solicitors

If your client wishes to include a gift to QMI in their Will, the following wording is recommended:

I give, free of all duties and taxes, the:

  • residue of my estate
  • ……% of my estate
  • the amount of $.......

to Queensland Melanoma Institute through the PA Research Foundation,
ABN 66 114 027 649, Princess Alexandra Hospital, 199 Ipswich Road, Woolloongabba QLD 4102.
The receipt of the CEO of the PA Research Foundation is an absolute discharge to my executor.

We encourage clients to seek independent legal advice when preparing or updating their Will.

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