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QIMR
Queensland Institute of Medical Research Suncorp is supporting the Queensland Institute of Medical Research (QIMR) to help find a cure for skin cancer. Since our partnership commenced...
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BPAY Donation Scheme
BPAY Donation Scheme You can also donate to QIMR's skin cancer research program by donating online via our BPAY donation scheme. Suncorp gives you the option to round up your bill or donate a nomin...
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Fundraising
FUNDRAISING SunWise In-Branch Sunscreen Fundraiser As part of our SunWise initiative for 2008, we're selling selected Banana Boat sunscreen in Suncorp branches throughout Queensland, with all procee...
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Get Involved
Get involved by helping us support skin cancer research by donating to the Queensland Institute of Medical Research. Fundraising Suncorp branches are currently accepting donations to help support th...
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Sunwise Tips
SUNWISE TIPS At Suncorp, we're committed to making a difference by giving communities the information and tools to practice sun safety every day. Our skin cancer initiative has been active for 5 year...
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Our Partners
SUNWISE PARTNERS Suncorp supports organisations that help educate the community about the dangers of sun exposure and how to prevent skin cancer, and to raise vital funds for research to help defeat ...
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Gilly goes into bat to protect West Australians from Skin Cancer
Cricketing great Adam Gilchrist is pulling on a new type of hat - a broad-brimmed one in place of his old baggy green - to go into bat to help protect West Australians from the deadly effects of skin ...
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Suncorp and WAIMR join forces to spearhead new sun protection campaign in WA
Australia's fifth largest bank and second largest general insurer, Suncorp, is joining forces with Western Australia's world-class melanoma research centre to spearhead a new campaign to combat the sk...
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