What you need to know for tonight’s Oasis Ball

May 15 2026, 1:12 pm | BY Adam Shaw | No Comments
What you need to know for tonight’s Oasis Ball

The final countdown is on for the 2026 Oasis Ball and Campaign Brief WA Awards. Here are a few important reminders you need to know.

 

● Don’t forget your wristband – no wristband, no entry.
● Arrival drinks from 6pm, doors open at 6.30pm
● Oasis Ball is cashless – every time you tap and go, remember you’re helping The Salvos help someone who needs it
● The TikTok Cocktail Bar will be serving up four cocktails: Pink Aura (Wild Berry Gin + Tonic), Liquid Neon (Illusion Shaker Cocktail), Corporate Caffeine (Espresso Martini) and Gold Standard (P*rnstar Martini). They’re only $10 each, which goes straight to The Salvos!
● Be sure to capture memorable moments with the Perthnow Elevator Photo Booth thanks to Seven West Media or the Vintage Photo Booth thanks to SBS for a donation of $5.
● Do a twirl for the Glam Cam! For $5 you can strut the red carpet like the celebs thanks to oOh!Media.
● Get your raffle tickets to win a trip for two to Thailand thanks to Media Tonic, News Corp Australia, and My Holiday from a volunteer from The Salvos, using the QR code on your table, or right here.
● Bid on some items – we are living in a material world after all. Silent Auction can be found here, or using the QR code on your table.
● Be silent for the Live Auction. There’s 6 massive items up for the bidding live in the ballroom.
● Sweet dreams are made of this – get a sugar hit from the Candy Bar thanks to Spotlight Cinema Advertising for only $5.
● Mind your Ps and Qs! Don’t forget your manners and be respectful to the speakers, MCs, performers, and the ushers in the room.
● Water is your friend – pace yourself, it’s not a race.

And most importantly, remember every time you tap + go, you are raising much needed funds for The Salvation Army’s Oasis Project.

So let’s rock down to electric avenue – the Oasis Committee is looking forward to seeing you for a huge night of celebrating the industry and giving back.

 

The Oasis Project supports young people between the ages of 16 and 25 who are marginalised and disadvantaged, many of whom have been sleeping rough, couch surfing, or living in unstable and unsafe arrangements. The primary focus of the Oasis Project is to support a range of initiatives aimed at providing these young people with a safe, supported, and sustainable accommodation option, empowering them during their transition to independent living.