UUCOB Annual Goods & Services Auction

Saturday,
June 7, 7 pm
It's
that time of year again, and we look forward to a
very successful and exciting
12th ANNUAL UUCOB Good and Services Auction!
Past years’ auctions have featured CD/DVD players, a
classical guitar, guided kayak ecology tours, framed
artwork and photography, jewelry and much more.
Local businesses have donated gift certificates to
restaurants, stays at inns, graphic design services,
and again, much more.
Church members donate many good old-fashioned
services like yard work, pet- or baby-sitting, as
well as homemade soups, cakes, pies and more.
There will be items available for silent auction and
live auction purchase.
You are encouraged to donate services or items by
filling in the form below.
Can't think of
something to donate? Read the list below the
form (scroll down)... there's plenty of ways you can
donate! And, please go out and ask businesses that
you frequent to donate to our cause.
UUCOB Members looking for Service
Auction info and resources, log in
here. (This
is where you can download the forms to bring to
businesses to request donations).
We're also asking that
every family bring a guest this year. Invite your
friends and neighbors!
There are many ways to help and much help is needed
to hold the event. Email
susan@boldprintdesign.com to find out more!
Below is the form to use to donate items to the
auction. Please fill in all fields possible, and hit
SUBMIT.
HOW ELSE CAN YOU HELP?
BRING ALL YOUR FRIENDS TO
THE EVENT!
Don't think you have anything worthy of
donating?
In case you were thinking, “I don’t have a
service to donate” here are some ideas:
If you weave baskets, you can hold a lesson where
everyone leaves with a small basket they created.
The same goes with painting, pottery, sculpture,
jewelry making/beading or other arts and crafts.
If you love cooking, you can hold a
lesson/demonstration/dinner party where you teach 4
or 5 people how to prepare your favorite meal (and
then everyone enjoys it together) or how to bake a
great apple pie (for them to take home). Personal
chef or catering services are a great idea, too.
If you did well in Algebra or Social Studies, you
might offer up tutoring for an elementary, middle,
or high school student.
Love hiking, bird watching, beach-walking? A guided
tour would be great fun.
If you can tolerate it… host a kid’s
“make-your-own-pizza” or
“create-your-own-ice-cream-sundae” or “outdoor water
fight” party. For the littler ones, a story time is
a good idea.
Surfing, body boarding swimming or fishing lessons
are an appropriate local gift.
Do you have a trade – carpentry, tile setting,
landscaping, plumbing? Or some knowledge… can you be
a legal advisor, insurance advisor, tax advisor?
Anything homemade is especially welcome – especially
those made on request such as cakes, pies,
casseroles, etc. Perhaps homemade cookies every
month for a year?
Hold a “TASTING” – wines, cheeses, chocolates… pick
your favorite and offer up 5 or 6 samples for
discussion.
Like things spic-n-span? Offer to clean someone’s
car or home.
If you are musical, an evening of entertainment is a
good idea. You could play at someone else’s dinner
party or other event.
Do you own a boat? A champagne boat ride at sunset
on the sound, or a fishing trip for kids, or for
grown-ups… Do you have a truck? Offer it up for
moving something large.
Love to paint? Donate the painting of a room or two
to someone with dreadfully white walls.
Handmade paintings, jewelry, rugs, etc. are a
treasure!
Gift Wrapping! Some of us just cannot stand to do
it. Maybe you can wrap 20 presents for someone this
holiday season.
Change someone’s oil, rotate their tires, or perform
other small automobile maintenance tasks.
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