We Support
Our Impact in Action
At Brisbane Women’s Club, giving is not an afterthought – it’s at the heart of who we are. For over a century, our members have turned compassion into impact, championing causes that uplift women, families, and communities across Queensland.
Here you’ll find the stories and organisations that have felt the ripple of that generosity – the real-world outcomes of a collective determined to lead with heart and leave a legacy that lasts.
BWC – Charities Supported
Grant Winners
2025 – Confident Girls Foundation – $10,000
2024 – Naturalena Foundation – $10,000
2023 – Hannah’s House; and So Brave $5,000
2022 – Reason to Thrive – $4000
2021 – 4 Voices
Education Grants
2024 – NCWQ – $2,000 Bursary
2024 – Women’s College Community Builder Prize – $750
2023 – NCWQ – $2,000 Bursary
2023 – Women’s College Community Builder Prize – $500
Goods Drive
2025 – Naturalena Foundation
2024 – Small Steps 4 Hannah – bedding, linen etc for Hannah’s Sanctuary
2024 – The Carer’s Foundation – Slippers, Pyjamas and Pamper Items
2023 – Hummingbird House – Pamper Items for Carers of Terminally Ill children
2023 – Reason to Thrive – sugar and licorice for horses, pantry items to bake goods for attendees
2022 – 4 Voices – Biscuits, Tea, Coffee items for the Van
2022 – RBWH – underwear and Pyjama drive
Raffles
2025 – The Confident Girls Foundation
2024 – Cherish Foundation – Gyno Cancer
2024 – Small Steps 4 Hannah
2023 – BWC
2023 – The Forgotten Women – homeless women over 50
Director’s Discretionary Fund
2022 – The Wilted Rose – Associate Producers
Other
2022 – Support the Girls – Bra Drive – Long Lunch at Ciao Papi
2022 – Red Bench at Women’s College
2021 – Lovewell Foundation – Journals and Diaries
2021 – Signal Flare – Second Hand Jumper Drive
2021 – Red Bench at Lovewell Café
2021 – Zig Zag House – Christmas Goods Drive and Hamper Donations
2020 – A Brave Life – Basic Toiletries for expectant mothers
Be Part of the Legacy
Your involvement fuels the next wave of change – together, we can continue creating impact
that echoes across Queensland.