Wow! What a year… Another year, another Royal Adelaide Show completed.
The Australian Dental Foundation (ADFi) was thrilled to once again be part of one of South Australia’s most iconic events, connecting with thousands of Show visitors across nine action-packed days.
A massive thank you to the Yellow Brick Road for once again allowing us to participate. Being part of this much-loved Show tradition provides an incredible opportunity for us to connect with families from across South Australia while raising awareness of the importance of good oral health.
Throughout the Show, our stand was buzzing with visitors stopping by to say hello, learn more about the Foundation and pick up some of our oral health products and merchandise. One of the biggest highlights was seeing so many familiar faces return to our stand after visiting us in previous years.
We were also incredibly grateful for the support of our wonderful volunteers, who generously gave their time to represent ADFi throughout the Show. From welcoming visitors and sharing information about our programs to helping with the Yellow Brick Road and keeping the stand running smoothly, their contribution played a huge role in making this year another success.
The Royal Adelaide Show gives us a unique opportunity to share the work of the Australian Dental Foundation with the wider community. Every conversation helps us raise awareness of our programs and our mission to improve access to oral health care and education for Australians who need it most.
To everyone who visited our stand, purchased a product, had a chat with our team or supported the Foundation during the Show, thank you!
And to the Royal Adelaide Show and Yellow Brick Road teams, thank you for having us back for another fantastic year.
We loved being part of the 2026 Royal Adelaide Show and look forward to doing it all again next year!
ADFI respectfully acknowledges and pays respect to the past, present and future Traditional Custodians and Elders of this nation and the continuation of cultural, spiritual, and educational practices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.