The Cargill Community Enrichment Committee is inviting local businesses, artists, crafters, and community members to help make the holiday season brighter for local children through its first-ever Local Treasures for Local Kids Online Auction.
The online auction will run December 5 through December 12 and will feature a variety of donated items and experiences from throughout the community. Items may include handcrafted gifts, gift baskets, gift cards, home décor, specialty products, baked goods, professional services, event tickets, and unique family experiences.
All proceeds from the auction will benefit local Shop with a Cop programs, helping children and families create special memories during the Christmas season.
Organizers are currently accepting donations from small businesses, artists, hobbyists, bakers, photographers, woodworkers, service providers, entrepreneurs, and anyone interested in contributing a unique item, talent, or experience.
Every donation will help make the auction a success while supporting local children and families in need during the holidays.
Those interested in donating an item or service are encouraged to contact Tiffany Goodwin.
Community members can follow the event on Facebook and preview auction items as donations are received through the 32Auctions website. The auction will officially open for bidding on December 5 at 8 a.m.
For more information or to follow the auction, visit:
Facebook Event: https://www.facebook.com/share/1MbM76C9jk/
Online Auction: https://www.32auctions.com/lt4lk
The Cargill Community Enrichment Committee hopes the community will come together to turn local treasures into brighter holidays for local kids.
