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Support a tree!

Stand with us to support the trees along Riverside Drive.

Donate $30 here
Option 1

Online via our Chuffed campaign

Donate Here Option 1

Donate $30 here
Option 2

Via bank transfer:
Bank Australia
WECA Gift fund account

BSB 313 140

ACC 12373458   

Reference: Your email address, TREES

These trees have stood along Riverside Drive for decades. They have been quietly growing and providing beautiful shade. Now they're under threat, facing the bulldozer as part of the Kurilpa Provisional Priority Development Area.

Don’t Sell South Bank 2.0 is watching these trees and asking the community to support an individual tree through a $30 donation. Each supporter receives a certificate pinpointing their tree. Go find it, wrap your arms around it, and share the moment with everyone you know!

 

Thank you for standing with us to protect one of Brisbane’s last large, publicly owned riverfront spaces.
 

 

 

We’re a volunteer-led community campaign working to ensure this 7-hectare site remains in public hands and delivers long-term value for our community. Every dollar supports advocacy, research, community engagement and awareness - helping shape a once-in-a-generation outcome for Brisbane.


Together, we can secure a true South Bank 2.0 legacy that prioritises:
 

  • Green space and parkland

  • Education and learning spaces

  • Community and cultural facilities

  • Recreation and wellbeing

  • Truly affordable housing

  • Long-term public value
     

Every contribution makes a real impact.

 

Once public land is gone, it is gone forever.

Help us protect public land for public purpose.

 

Use of funds
Donations will be used to cover campaign-related expenses incurred by Don’t Sell South Bank 2.0 on behalf of West End Community Association (WECA), our auspice organisation.
 

Refunds
All donations are non-refundable.
 

Surplus funds
Any surplus funds will be used to support ongoing community advocacy and campaigns for public and community infrastructure.

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