General News
10 July, 2026
Priceline supports better health outcomes
Priceline Maryborough is partnering with 13 charities this month to support better health outcomes for Australian women and girls.
This month, Priceline Maryborough is partnering with 13 charities to support better health outcomes for Australian women and girls.
Since 2011, Priceline’s Sisterhood campaign for July has raised $16.1 million for partnering charities, with Maryborough Priceline already raising $1960.1 just this month.
Moved by the community’s generosity already, Maryborough Priceline’s Trudie Hamilton said she has watched the store raise more and more each year.
“A majority of the people we have served at the tills have been like ‘yes, sure, we are happy to round up a few cents’. We have seen an increase in donations, just from that,” she said.
“Each year, we are getting closer to that $10,000 which is our target this year. We would love to exceed that, but we haven’t quite hit it yet.”
This July, support for the Sisterhood Foundation can come from rounding up at registers, purchasing a raffle ticket, buying lucky dip tickets or getting the two hampers up for grabs.
“The fragrances have been a big hit. We are filling little testers with fragrance for $10 or $15 and you pick an expensive fragrance, that’s been going really well.”
The campaign was also marked this week by a barbecue fundraiser hosted by the LEO Club and food provided by Maryborough IGA.
This year’s charity partners include:
Jean Hailes for Women’s Health, dedicated to improving women’s health in Australia across every age group.
The Smiling Mind, a leading prevention-focussed mental health not-for-profit.
Her Heart, Australia’s only not-for-profit organisation focused on the prevention of women’s heart disease.
Share the Dignity, supporting women, girls, and those who menstruate who are experiencing homelessness, domestic violence and poverty.
AdvertisementFitted for Work, helps women become work ready and gain secure employment.
Motherless Daughters Australia, connects and supports women and girls whose mothers have died.
PANDA, Perinatal Anxiety and Depression Australia, supporting mental health and wellbeing of women, men, partners and families during pregnancy, early parenthood and early pregnancy loss.
Sisterworks, supporting migrant, refugee and asylum-seeker women to become economically empowered by helping them develop skills, confidence and connections.
DAIWS, the Darwin Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Women’s Shelter, providing safe and culturally competent services to women and children who have experienced family violence.
Mura Kosker Sorority, advocating for human rights and wellbeing for Torres Strait Island communities.
Catherine House, South Australia’s only homelessness and recovery service for women.
Lou’s Place, a drop in centre in Redfern, Sydney supporting women who have experienced significant trauma throughout their lives and who may be navigating homelessness, domestic violence, financial hardship or social isolation.
Eating Disorder Families Australia, the only national organisation providing support, education, advocacy and counselling solely for carers and families impacted by an eating disorder.
Pelvic Pain Foundation Australia, a national charity working to improve how pelvic pain is understood, treated and supported across Australia.
To support these causes both local and nationwide, the campaign runs throughout the month of July.
Maryborough Priceline will also be hosting a bake sale on Monday July 13 from 10 am, with all proceeds going toward the campaign.
“We really thank the community, it is them raising the money, it is their kindness that is getting us to the target,” Ms Hamilton said.