Logan Hospital Fund

15/05/2026

Say hi to the new CEO of Logan Hospital Fund.

Nathalie Trott brings a wealth of philanthropic and not for profit leadership experience, as well as a passion for community, and is ready to help grow the impact of Logan Hospital Fund at Logan Hospital.

More here: https://www.loganhospitalfund.org.au/blog/new-leadership--same-mission-for-fund

11/05/2026

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No, you’re not seeing double, it’s just Logan Hospital’s lookalike mother-daughter duo – Media Director Heidi and Assistant-in-Nursing Lucy! 🤩

Promoting the hospital’s good work for more than ten years, Heidi encouraged her daughter to embark on a healthcare career path while she was still at high school.

“I’ve had the opportunity to work with a lot of amazing clinicians and get to see the impact they can have,” Heidi said. “I’m really proud that my daughter is following in their footsteps and has chosen to study nursing.”

Lucy, who now works as an AIN while she studies to be a registered nurse, said she never thought she’d be carpooling to work with her mum.

“We do everything together, we’re best friends, and now we even get to come to work together,” she said.

This Mother’s Day, Lucy has a special shout-out for her mum and best friend.

“I couldn’t have asked for a better mum. Seeing how hard she works and the effort she puts in to what she does is so inspiring.

“I definitely wouldn’t be where I am today without her and the support she shows me every day.”

Happy Mother’s Day to all the mums and mother figures in our community! 🩷

22/04/2026

If you or someone you love has had incredible care at Logan Hospital and you're considering leaving the Hospital a gift in your will to say thank you, our Senior Philanthropy Manager Carolyn Schuwalow would love to speak with you.

Read more about Carolyn's role stewarding the generosity of people who want to give back to their local hospital to where it can have the biggest impact here: https://www.loganhospitalfund.org.au/blog/meet-carolyn--senior-philanthropy-manager

09/04/2026

Have you seen our Community Partnerships Manager Ellen Dann on one of her regular visits to Logan Hospital?

Get to know more about why Ellen's loves her role and the Logan Hospital Community here: https://www.loganhospitalfund.org.au/blog/meet-ellen-dann

And feel free to say hi next time she's on site or flick her an email (her email is in the story) if you've got any questions about how you can help raise funds to help the patients and staff of Logan Hospital.

08/04/2026

One of the most impactful ways you can thank the amazing healthcare professionals of Logan Hospital for your care or the care of someone you love, is by becoming one of our beloved fundraisers.

There are so many ways that people have raised funds over the years from running marathons or other fitness events, morning teas, head shaves, birthday fundraisers and much more. It’s up to you how you choose to raise funds and we’re here to help you at every step.

If you want to raise funds for a specific area or department of the Hospital, like the paediatric ward or emergency department you can also do that.

Creating your fundraiser is as simple as heading to the link below which can also be found on our Support Logan Hospital section of our website and getting started.

https://www.loganhospitalfund.org.au/create-a-fundraiser

You can also call us on 07 3059 7221 to chat about your fundraising ideas or goals or to get some help in getting set up with your fundraising page.

02/04/2026

Wishing all our incredible donors and supporters and the staff of Logan Hospital a happy easter! 🥚🍫🐰

31/03/2026

Thanks to the kindness of people like you who have chosen Logan hospital Fund as your place to give, Logan Hospital's is able to offer rehabilitation patients the many benefits of Sporting Wheelies Boccia program.

More here on how the sport makes a real difference for patients.
https://www.loganhospitalfund.org.au/blog/bowling-down-barriers-thanks-to-you

23/03/2026

Big thanks to MyCity Logan for the story on our support of Logan Hospital's Willow Room.

https://mycitylogan.com.au/logan-hospital-creates-dedicated-end-of-life-space-in-busy-emergency-department/

A quiet room inside one of south-east Queensland’s busiest emergency departments is offering patients and families a moment of calm during some of life’s most difficult moments. The “Willow Room” at Logan Hospital’s emergency department has been created to be a dedicated space for palliati...

15/03/2026

The “Willow Room” is a dedicated space within Logan Hospital’s Emergency Department (ED) providing reprieve for palliative care patients and their families.

Created out of compassion, the Willow Room is a space for palliated patients who are unable to be transferred to the Palliative Care Ward, giving patients and their families privacy and dignity.

Made possible by funding from the Logan Hospital fund, the space has many small touches that make the room a peaceful and inviting environment. One of these are Lisa's Lunches Logan Palliative Care boxes. These are care packages of donated items for families who are unable to leave their loved ones.

It is thanks to Narelle, Sana, and the entire ED End of Life Working Group that families can grieve, reflect, and share meaningful moments together in a setting designed with compassion in mind

Read the full story of full story of how your donations shape compassionate care here: https://www.loganhospitalfund.org.au/blog/a-place-of-peace

11/02/2026

Shout out to Georgia, one of our incredible nurses!