School Auction Blog

Professional Benefit Auction Specialist (BAS), Ken Lindsay was the auctioneer for a Warren, Michigan school that raised a record breaking amount for their annual fundraising auction. Several audience members praised Lindsay’s unique performance for charity. Visit Lindsay’s website at www.BenefitAuctionFundraisers.com to book Ken Lindsay for your next benefit auction event.

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Buena Vista Elementary School Presents the 25th Anniversary of La Gran Pachanga Silent Auction @ 111 Minna Gallery.

The event was to raise money for Buena Vista Elementary School in San Francisco.

At the event there was a
Silent Auction:
· Over 200 items donated by Bay Area artists and fashion designers and retailers
· Buena Vista students art projects
· Gift Certificates (Spas, hair salons, Restaurants, services, wine and much
more)

Live painting by Rachel Znerold (the paintings will be
auctioning off at the benefit).

I donated 2 paintings that night, you can check them out on my website under art shows coming up.

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Central Christian School Auction Video 2009 produced by Han’s Media LLC in St.Louis MO.

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a Limoge platter and bowl were donated to a fundraising auction i am producing and i would like to find more info!

just do a search on yahoo. i just looked and there are a bunch of sites.

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Every spring my daughter's school has a dinner/dance/auction for the parents. Each class at the school (K-7) has something up for auction (a vacation home, a trip, handmade furniture…etc) and it's not made by the kids. The classroom parents either donate $ toward the purchase of supplies or help buld it. Any ideas? One idea already up is a bistro table with a checkerboard design laid down with tile on top of the table (so you can play either checkers or chess) and two chairs.

My husband is a photographer and always donates free portrait sessions for school auctions. Check with local business, we love it, free advertising and usually repeat business.

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