Palliative Care Queensland Acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands and seas on which we live and work; and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respects to all Elders past and present.
An Unforgettable Evening of Purpose, Elegance, and Impact
Mark your calendars for a night where generosity meets glamour! TheAmbulance Wish Queensland Gala Cocktail Fundraiseris Palliative Care Queensland’ssignature annual event, dedicated to raising essential funds for theAmbulance Wish Queenslandprogram, and this year, we’ve bringing it to Noosa on the Sunshine Coast!
By attending, you’ll be part of a mission that fulfils final wishes to Queenslanders with life-limiting illnesses—creatingmoments of joy, dignity and treasured memories.
✨Captivating Stories– Hear firsthand from families and loved ones whose lives have been touched by Ambulance Wish Queensland.
🍽️Gourmet Indulgence– Relish a stunning selection of grazing platters, roaming and substantial canapés, paired with afour-hour beverage package.
🎶Live Entertainment– Enjoy music, an interactive photo booth and an evening filled with vibrant energy.
🎁Exclusive Prizes & Auctions– Bid on sought-after experiences, luxury items and more during ourlive auction, silent auction and raffle.
Why Your Attendance Matters
We need your help, to facilitate important conversations about palliative andend-of-life care, ensure that those facing life’s final chapter receive themeaningful moments they deserveand to help raise funds to continue building a legacy in the Sunshine Coast.
By securing your ticket, you’re directly contributing tomaking more wishes come truefor Queenslanders, giving them and their loved ones treasured memories.
Secure Your Tickets
🎟️Individual Ticket:$169
👥Group of 10:$160 per person
💖Exclusive Discounts– Special pricing available forPCQ members, volunteers, and Wish Recipient families.
🎟️Limited tickets available – don’t miss out!
Event Details
👗Dress Code:Cocktail Attire
🛏️Accommodation:Stay in the stunningNoosa region—contact us for recommendations.
“Different Stages”
By Quandamooka woman, Casey Coolwell-Fisher
“Different Stages”, a powerful visual story unique to Palliative Care Queensland, represents the stories of our lives being retold through families and communities sitting around yarning.
The footprints we leave behind are represented in the dots, while the stories of our lives being retold is depicted through the community sitting around the yarning circle. Both Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders motifs and colours are used.
We are proud to display the artwork in our office spaces and resources, as well as incorporated into our Reconciliation Action Plan.
An Unforgettable Evening of Purpose, Elegance, and Impact