Celebrating Not If, When

The Campaign to Create Change

There are 600 million reasons to be proud following the closure of UQ's first comprehensive campaign,
Not If, When – the Campaign to Create Change.

Text - $607,000,000 total funds raised
Graph - $385m driving discovery and impact, $132m transforming teaching and learning, $90m empowering student success
16,643 donors, 34,009 gifts, 60 countries
Information illustration - $607m raised, 16,643 donors, 34,009 gifts, 60 countries
Image of student Gabriella smiling looking out a window
Photo of three students and an academic from the Liveris Academy looking at their computers
Image of Professor Bernard Degnan and Associate Professor Sandie Degnan at UQ's Heron Island Research Station
Image of a researcher sitting at a computer looking at a brain scan
Image of student Gabriella smiling looking out a window
Photo of three students and an academic from the Liveris Academy looking at their computers
Image of a researcher sitting at a computer looking at a brain scan

Because of you, more students will have support to study at The University of Queensland.

Because of you, over $132 million in donations were made in support of teaching and learning, enabling the University to invest in world-class academics and facilities.

Because of you, transformative projects to address climate change – including e-mobility, conservation and energy initiatives – have been accelerated.

Because of you, clinical trials in many disease areas including motor neurone disease (MND), stroke, cancer and dementia have advanced, as have efforts to address longstanding gaps in health services provided to Indigenous and remote communities.

Every gift, from $5 to eight-figure donations, has made an impact on the University, Queensland, Australia and beyond.

But it isn't all about the dollars raised.

It's about the people and projects that have been directly impacted by your generosity.

You can read their stories below.

See the campaign outcomes

For more information about giving at UQ, visit alumni.uq.edu.au

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