SUA has raised over $80,000 in the last five years for charities close to our heart. Supporting the community is a reflection of the values we bring to everything we do.
As part of our commitment to giving back, we’re thrilled to be supporting the Queensland Children’s Hospital Foundation.
To contribute, we’ll be hosting a raffle and auction, with all proceeds going directly to the charity.
Orange Sky provides free laundry, warm showers, and genuine, non-judgemental conversation to Australians experiencing homelessness and hardship, founded in 2014 by two 20-year-old mates out of a Brisbane garage.
Our charity lunch raised over $25,000 to help keep their services running for people who need it most.
Top Blokes Foundation is a charity dedicated to transforming the lives of boys and young men through evidence-based mentoring and social education programs.
Their tailored mentoring, delivered by qualified youth workers, builds resilience, empathy, and positive masculinities through life skills covering mental health, relationships, online safety, and leadership.
Our charity lunch raised over $30,000 to help fund this vital work.
Each year, SUA makes a donation to the Cancer Council in memory of Robert Page and Trevor Young, two people who shaped this organisation and remain part of it.
As a newly appointed Diamond Sponsor, SUA is proud to align with Morningside Panthers AFC through a shared commitment to discipline, performance, and community.
Both organisations operate in environments where preparation, structure, and accountability drive consistent outcomes. From supporting local communities to performing under pressure, success is built on trust, teamwork, and shared standards.
This partnership reflects a collective focus on strengthening community connections while delivering sustained performance on and off the field.
Offical Partner of Brothers Rugby Club, which stands as Queensland’s oldest continuously active “Premier” Football Club of any code, with an unbroken tradition spanning 120 years. Founded in 1905 by the Christian Brothers Old Boys Association, the club has produced 91 Australian representatives (including 77 Wallabies), 260 Queensland players, and claimed 28 Brisbane “A” Grade premierships.
Bronze Sponsor of WPC Cricket (Wolston Park Centenary Cricket Club Inc.) which was established in 1909 and has a rich and proud history which is evident for all to see when teams play at the iconic Eddie Gilbert Memorial Field.
