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Giving to USC

Your support makes a world of difference. When you donate to USC, every dollar has a lasting impact. You can help a student excel, create research which improves lives, expand access to culture or support development in any of USC campus locations. Your gift today can truly change the future. USC is very grateful to our donors, supporters and friends, all of whom contribute significantly to our continuing development.

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Giving opportunities

There are many ways to give. You can make a donation online or engage in a specific giving program. Contact the Development Office to discuss opportunities that suit you best. The options are almost endless.
Student scholarships

Support students and build a brighter future for us all.
USC 1996 Society

Join the giving club that inspires conversation and action 
Giving day

On giving day our small acts of kindness come together to make a really big impact. In 2021 we raised more than $266,018! 

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Leave a bequest

Supporting USC through a gift in your will is a wonderful way to leave a lasting legacy.

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Support research

Support research and drive breakthroughs with your generosity and bring new initiatives to our world.

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Staff giving

Your donation will directly support USC students by growing USC's Study Support Bursary.

Latest News
Expanded scholarships create opportunities for students
 5 Apr

Up to 70 university students will receive financial assistance to study locally with the expansion of a scholarship partnership that aims to support transformative education opportunities in the Moreton Bay region.
New National PTSD Centre brings new hope to trauma survivors
 13 Apr

A mental health counsellor, who was seven-years-old when she saw her mother electrocuted, says a Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder research centre on the Sunshine Coast could help change the lives of millions across Australia.
Suicide prevention, mental health programs boosted by $3.9m fund
 11 Apr

The University of the Sunshine Coast’s mental health and suicide prevention programs will continue to support the Sunshine Coast community thanks to a commitment of federal funding to USC’s Thompson Institute.

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Key contacts

General enquiries: Tel: +61 7 5430 1104    Email: development@usc.edu.au

Greg Bradley
Greg Bradley

Donor Programs Manager

Greg engages with local business, individuals and organisations to support regional education, including management of student scholarships and bursaries, USC staff giving and the USC giving day (G-Day).

Email:  gbradley@usc.edu.au

Anita Edmonds
Anita Edmonds

Manager, Alumni Relations

Anita oversees the development and implementation of the USC Alumni Relations program including strategy, engagement and stakeholder collaboration for the mutual benefit of the University and its alumni.

Email:  AEdmonds@usc.edu.au 

Kate Evans
Kate Evans

Senior Development Manager

Kate works with major donors and philanthropic organisations to support research outcomes, planned gifts through the Bequest Program, and the USC 1996 Society.

Email:  kevans@usc.edu.au

Russell Ousley
Russell Ousley

Director

Russell works with major donors, businesses and industry who wish to partner with USC to increase research outcomes and create opportunities through education.

Email:  rousley@usc.edu.au