Words by Nick Crockford
Dress to dazzle and have a ball – that’s the message from Crew Legal, organisers of a major new fundraiser being held on the peninsula.
The personal injury law firm is hosting the first Spring Gala Ball at The Komo, in Redcliffe, on Friday September 9.
It will raise funds for the RBWH Foundation and the refurbishment of the Redcliffe Hospital rehabilitation unit, for those recovering from long-term injury or illness.
Unit in need
The Foundation said one of the hospital’s most pressing needs was to create and renovate spaces at the rehabilitation unit to create a welcoming place for patients and their families.
That matched the business aims of Crew Legal - located on Anzac Ave, Kippa-Ring - to help and support injured people after traumatic accidents.
It is hoped the Crew Legal Spring Gala Ball will become an annual “must attend” event in the region.
Book tickets
Tickets are $150 per person or $1450 for a table of 10. It includes canapes, a dinner and beverage package, live and silent auctions and a live band.
The theme is colours of spring (formal cocktail).
Tickets are available via Eventbrite/crewlegal spring gala ball.
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