What’s happening?
Queensland Country Bank has officially renewed its partnership with Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) North Australia for 2025. The announcement, made today, continues more than six years of support for sick and injured children and their families across the region.
Why it matters
The renewal ensures RMHC North Australia can keep delivering vital programs such as accommodation, meals, and outreach services. These programs reduce the emotional and financial burden on families while keeping them close to their children during medical treatment.
Local impact
From 15–19 September, Queensland Country Bank branches across North Queensland will support RMHC’s Help Our Little Heroes fundraiser. Staff will collect coin donations and dress as superheroes for a day to raise much-needed funds for local families.
By the numbers
-
Queensland Country Bank supports more than 100,000 Members.
-
The bank employs over 450 Queenslanders across the state.
-
Since 2005, its Good for Good grants program has given back $3 million to communities.
-
The partnership with RMHC has spanned more than six years.
Zoom In
“Queensland Country Bank’s support is vital to the services we provide and we are so pleased to have them continue on this journey with us as our Charity Partner,” said Tamara South, CEO of RMHC North Australia.
“Their team brings heart to everything they do, whether it’s preparing fresh meals for our House families, supporting our fundraising events, or helping fund essential services. This is what a true partnership looks like.”
CEO Aaron Newman reinforced the bank’s commitment. “I am incredibly proud of our enduring partnership with RMHC North Australia, it is one that reflects our unwavering commitment to supporting families in their time of need,” he said.
“It’s humbling to see our team give their time and energy, whether through the Hospitality Carts or fundraising efforts at our Townsville Head Office and right across the state. Together, we’re helping bring hope to families facing immense challenges.”
Zoom Out
This partnership forms part of Queensland Country Bank’s broader community focus. The bank recently opened its Maroochydore branch on the Sunshine Coast, continuing its commitment to regional banking. It also maintains naming rights at Townsville’s Queensland Country Bank Stadium, supports Queensland Cricket and the Brisbane Heat, and runs the Good for Good Community Grants program.
What to look for next?
The Help Our Little Heroes fundraiser runs from 15–19 September across North Queensland branches. More details are available at helpourlittleheroes.org.au
DONATE HERE.
