RMHC SEQ's A Starry Night Gala Ball 2025 presented by Cornett's Supermarkets

Time to shine - The Ronald McDonald House Charities South East Queensland’s A Starry Night Gala Ball returns in 2025 to help raise funds for seriously ill children and their families. 

Our dazzling charity event is back for 2025, raising vital funds for seriously ill children and their families. Join us at The Star Brisbane on Saturday, 16 August for an unforgettable evening of elegance, entertainment, and heartfelt giving.

This will be a night to remember! Indulge in a fine-dining experience whilst enjoying spectacular live entertainment in a breathtaking setting. Most importantly, you’ll have the opportunity to give back and make a real difference in the lives of families facing tough challenges. 

And the best part? Every dollar raised will go directly towards helping those in need stay close to their seriously ill children when they need it most.

Important Ball Details

Location: The Star Brisbane, 33 William St, Brisbane City QLD 4000

Date: Saturday, 16 August 2025

Dress Code: Black Tie

Looking to populate an invoice for your business? 

Prefer a tax invoice rather than purchasing on Humantix? Fill out the form HERE and one of the wonderful RMHC SEQ staff members will be in touch. 

Want to partner with RMHC South East QLD? 

Looking for a way to network with clients, reward your staff, market your company and raise vital funds for seriously ill children and their families all at the same time? 

For all sponsorship enquiries, please contact Natalie Godbold, RMHC SEQ Corporate Partnerships Specialist at Natalie.Godbold@rmhc.org.au or 0499 290 976. 

How will your support help RMHC South East Queensland? 

Meet Oliver's Family – Glass House Mountains, Sunshine Coast

When little Oliver was just two years old, his family received the devastating news that he had T Cell ALL Leukaemia, a rare form with a genetic mutation—only the 28th known case in the world. What began as flu-like symptoms quickly led to an urgent diagnosis and transfer to Queensland Children’s Hospital for intensive treatment. Since May, Oliver’s mum Jayde have been staying at Ronald McDonald House Charities South East Queensland, while dad and older brother Mason commute each Friday. The family says RMHC SEQ has given them a home away from home, helping them stay together through Oliver’s ongoing chemotherapy and recovery. With heartfelt gratitude, they share how essential the charity’s support has been—and encourage others to give, reminding us that anyone could one day need this life-changing help.