A Night of Music and Generosity for a Vital Cause
The seventh annual Zero2Hero Red Cape Ball transformed Optus Stadium into an epicentre of philanthropy and entertainment, culminating in a remarkable fundraising achievement for youth mental health. On a memorable evening, legendary Australian singer Daryl Braithwaite provided the night's unforgettable highlight, serenading the 700 guests with his iconic anthem, 'Horses'. The performance electrified the River View ballroom, creating a magical moment for all in attendance.
An Unforgettable Evening of Dining and Dancing
Before the musical treat, guests were treated to an elegant three-course meal within the stunning confines of the stadium's premier event space. Following dinner, the energy shifted as attendees took to the dance floor, celebrating the collective effort for a crucial cause. The festivities continued into the night with a sophisticated after-hours whisky bar, courtesy of the Thieves Collection, offering a perfect nightcap for the generous crowd.
Record Funds for Youth Mental Health Initiatives
The true success of the evening was measured in its incredible financial outcome. A staggering $435,000 was raised throughout the night, all of which will be directed towards Zero2Hero's vital programs in youth mental health and suicide prevention. This substantial contribution will empower the organisation to continue its critical work supporting young Australians, providing resources and intervention strategies where they are needed most.
The event was a powerful demonstration of community spirit, blending world-class entertainment with profound social purpose. The funds raised at the Red Cape Ball will have a lasting impact, helping to forge a brighter future for the youth of Western Australia.
