Strap on your running/walking shoes and join Team Queensland Brain Institute (QBI), University of Queensland (UQ) in raising vital funds for brain research at the Bridge to Brisbane on Sunday, November 7, 2021.
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.
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.
Join our team today and help us fundraise – your help and support will be greatly appreciated!
The first 10 people to raise over $250 for research at the Queensland Brain Institute will receive a free running singlet!
And if you are unable to participate, you can still support our team by making a donation.
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.
How to join Team QBI, UQ
Step 1: Register at the official Bridge to Brisbane page, via the team option using ‘join a team’. Select "Team Queensland Brain Institute (QBI), University of Queensland (UQ)"
Step 2: Complete personal information and select the 4.5km or 10km option
Step 3: Make sure “are you joining a team” is ticked and search ‘Team Queensland Brain Institute (QBI), University of Queensland (UQ) '
Step 4: Fundraise for a charity close to your heart - select charity – ‘The University of QLD (Queensland Brain Institute)’
Step 5: This will automatically create a fundraising page for you and it will be emailed to you.
Step 6: Already registered for Bridge to Brisbane and you would still like to create a supporter page? Create a supporter page here through Go Fundraise.
Step 7: Join our team here or search "Qld Brain Institute”
Step 8: Share your supporter page and start to fundraise for QBI!
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!