Show your heart and support much-needed research into children’s cancer, by celebrating the Hearts of Gold Valentine’s Day Ball on Friday 14th February at the Victoria Park Marquee.
This event is the major fundraising effort for two dedicated charitable organisations, The Bravery Box and The Kids’ Cancer Project, who are wholly devoted to improving the lives of families impacted by children’s cancer.
Neither of these incredible organisations receive government funding, and rely on the generosity of our community to continue their important work.
The Hearts of Gold Ball promises to be an unforgettable event, with a red-carpet arrival, canapes, a sit-down dinner and dessert. Enjoy a 4-hour beverage package and live entertainment, with special performances by Bassline Studio.
Neither of these incredible organisations receive government funding, and rely on the generosity of our community to continue their important work.
The Hearts of Gold Ball promises to be an unforgettable event, with a red-carpet arrival, canapes, a sit-down dinner and dessert. Enjoy a 4-hour beverage package and live entertainment, with special performances by Bassline Studio.
Gather your loved ones, friends or colleagues to enjoy a Valentine’s Day celebration with real heart: Tickets are $160 per person, or $155 per person with a table of 12 (total table cost $1,860.)
Secure your tickets online today, click on the links for tickets
Don’t miss our live auction and raffles with fantastic prizes to be won, worth thousands of dollars.
This worthwhile event would not be possible without the support of our presenting partner, Woollam Constructions. All proceeds from the Hearts of Gold Valentine’s Day Ball will support The Bravery Box and The Kids’ Cancer Project, and will fund greater research into children’s cancer.
Event details at a glance:
- The Hearts of Gold Valentine’s Day Ball 2020!
- In support of The Bravery Box and The Kids’ Cancer Project.
- Friday 14thFebruary at the Victoria Park Marquee, 6:30 – 11:55pm.
- Canapes, sit down dinner, dessert and 4-hour beverage package.
- Red carpet arrival and live entertainment by Bassline Studios
- Raffles and live auctions with thousands of dollars in prizes to be won.
- Dress code is a suit or tuxedo, cocktail dress or ball gown.
- Tickets $160 per person or $1,860 for a table of twelve.
- Tickets are selling fast and available NOW – click on the Ticket buttons.
About The Bravery Box:
The Bravery Box was founded by Brisbane mum Tanya Allan, who has supported her 9 year old daughter Lara throughout leukaemia treatments.
Tanya recognised the need for a toy drive that would provide continued support and encouragement for children in hospital.
Over time, The Bravery Box has evolved into a fundraising body that supports research into kids’ cancer. In collaboration with community and health professionals, the team from Bravery Box also facilitate programs that support the social and emotional health of children and families impacted by cancer.
The Bravery Box was founded by Brisbane mum Tanya Allan, who has supported her 9 year old daughter Lara throughout leukaemia treatments.
Tanya recognised the need for a toy drive that would provide continued support and encouragement for children in hospital.
Over time, The Bravery Box has evolved into a fundraising body that supports research into kids’ cancer. In collaboration with community and health professionals, the team from Bravery Box also facilitate programs that support the social and emotional health of children and families impacted by cancer.
About The Kids’ Cancer Project:
The Kids’ Cancer Project is an independent national charity supporting childhood cancer research. Their mission is to support bold science that has the greatest chance of clinical success to improve childhood cancer treatments. The Kids’ Cancer Project envisions a future with a one hundred per cent survival rate for children with cancer.
The Kids’ Cancer Project is an independent national charity supporting childhood cancer research. Their mission is to support bold science that has the greatest chance of clinical success to improve childhood cancer treatments. The Kids’ Cancer Project envisions a future with a one hundred per cent survival rate for children with cancer.
A word from our Founder:
When our six year old daughter, Lara, was diagnosed with Leukaemia I did a lot of pretending. Pretending to be OK. Pretending to be optimistic and pretending to laugh. I did all this pretending for our children, for others so they didn't have to share my pain and quite a bit for myself, because I didn't know HOW to be sad or HOW to grieve our daughters health or how to genuinely connect with other families with very sick children.
Learning to accept a life with childhood cancer, seeing Lara so sick and learning how to help her be joyful during her trickiest times, so she didn't miss out on her childhood, was HARD.
When our six year old daughter, Lara, was diagnosed with Leukaemia I did a lot of pretending. Pretending to be OK. Pretending to be optimistic and pretending to laugh. I did all this pretending for our children, for others so they didn't have to share my pain and quite a bit for myself, because I didn't know HOW to be sad or HOW to grieve our daughters health or how to genuinely connect with other families with very sick children.
Learning to accept a life with childhood cancer, seeing Lara so sick and learning how to help her be joyful during her trickiest times, so she didn't miss out on her childhood, was HARD.
I don’t want any family with a new diagnosis of childhood cancer to feel lost and alone, ever again… so I founded Bravery Box and we started hosting fabulous parties for grown ups, to fund our work.
My life's work will be to continue to cushion the blow for families unlucky enough to pull the childhood cancer card from life's deck.
Cushion the blow with mad awesome mental health support, community groups and sprinkling a little joy and sunshine around like confetti to help celebrate a childhood, with cancer.
My life's work will be to continue to cushion the blow for families unlucky enough to pull the childhood cancer card from life's deck.
Cushion the blow with mad awesome mental health support, community groups and sprinkling a little joy and sunshine around like confetti to help celebrate a childhood, with cancer.
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