Registrations and merchandise shop open 1st April 2022!

Registrations and merchandise shop open 1st April 2022!
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The inaugural 40 for Fortey 40km run was conducted at Katooma Point in Toowoomba on Sunday the 27th of May, 2018. A massive field of over 400 participants registered for the event with many more from the Toowoomba community involved as volunteers to enable it’s smooth ‘running’. A great day was had by all with $12120.00 being raised for Queensland Police Legacy families. A big thank you to the running community, the people of Toowoomba who wholeheartedly supported the day, the Police and Emergency Services Family for their support and involvement and of course the organisers Louise Macdonald, Geordie Horn and Tony Neumann for doing a great job. Bring on 2019!
At the 2017 Annual General Meeting of The Queensland Police Legacy Scheme, long serving Director Evan ‘ET” Morgan was rewarded with Life Membership for his commitment to Queensland Police Legacy and the families and children that the scheme support.
ET being presented with his life membership by Queensland Police Legacy President Lindsay Rattray
Fellow life member and long serving director Greg Tutt told the assembled membership of Evan’s efforts which included serving 25 years as a director since 1992, serving as Treasurer for 10 years from 2003 to 2013 and serving on the PALS Committee for 13 years from 2004 to the present day.
Evan and Jan Morgan
Evan thanked the membership and was obviously extremely surprised and most chuffed with the events of the day. A just reward for Evan’s commitment of a quarter of a century of effort.
Life Members (L to R) Bob Burns, Bernie Christensen, Evan Morgan, Greg Tutt and Col Chant
QBank recently reaffirmed their support of Queensland Police Legacy families with a most generous donation of $15,000. QBank CEO Mike Currie said the work of Queensland Police Legacy is an integral part of the policing community. “We thank them for all the work they do year round. QBank has been a proud supporter of Queensland Police Legacy for over twenty years and we look forward to continuing to help the Police Legacy team assist the families of our QPS heroes” he said.
QBank CEO Mike Currie, Queensland Police Legacy Secretary/Manager Andrew Gough and QBank Chairman Daryll Morton at the cheque presentation.
Queensland Police Legacy Secretary/Manager Andrew Gough thanked the QBank board particularly Chairman Daryll Morton and CEO Mike Currie who made the presentation. “QBank’s generosity, on behalf of it’s members, will directly assist the 56 Queensland Police families and 89 dependent legatee children Queensland Police Legacy are currently supporting. I thank you wholeheartedly on their behalf.”, he said.