'Just Wear White' party supports Tulsa mental health services

An evening of dinner, dancing and disco-style fun is set to light up downtown Tulsa on Friday, May 30.

“The Party: Just Wear White” returns to raise funds for Family & Children’s Services, a nonprofit that helps thousands of Tulsans every year access critical mental health and family support programs.

Held at the OKPOP Museum, the event blends entertainment with philanthropy while inviting guests to step into a retro-inspired Studio 54 setting, all while supporting vital services across the Tulsa community.

A Night of Food, Music and Giving Back

The event begins at 6 p.m. with a Sponsor Dinner Experience. Guests will enjoy an evening meal and cocktails while connecting with other community supporters. The dinner experience is sold out and only available to patrons who already secured tickets.

At 9 p.m., the venue transforms into a high-energy dance party, with music, lights and drinks continuing into the night. The dress code is simple: white cocktail attire is strongly encouraged. Tickets are available for this portion of the evening.

The party wraps at 12:30 a.m.

Why This Fundraiser Matters

Family & Children’s Services has been providing care in Tulsa since 1921. The organization reaches one in seven residents through more than 70 programs that focus on:

1. Mental health and addiction treatment
2. Family strengthening and crisis intervention
3. Support for vulnerable children
4. Criminal legal system diversion programs
5. 24/7 crisis stabilization and suicide prevention

Organizers say demand for these services continues to rise, and fundraising events like this are essential to meet community needs.

How to Participate

Tickets and more event information are available at thepartyok.com. All proceeds benefit Family & Children’s Services’ programs.

Those seeking mental health support or services can also visit fcsok.org or call 918-587-9471 for appointments. The COPES 24/7 Crisis Hotline is available at 918-744-4800.