Online auction for United Way begins Nov. 10
NOV 5 MEDIA RELEASE__The United Way of Greater Lima will hold the 3rd Annual Online Auction to raise funds for the 2025 campaign.
Online bidding begins Monday, November 10th and ends on Monday, November 17.
Items for bid are donated by area businesses and include:
- Allen County Fair concert tickets
- Back Alley Axe throwing
- Beer Barrel gift card
- Biggby gift card
- Cedar Point trip
- CF Moto Generator
- Cleveland Browns tickets
- Honda Snow Blower
- Inflatable Kayak
- Lima Aquatic Center membership
- Notre Dame football tickets
- Dunkin Diamonds pearl jewelry
- P&G laundry basket
- Sara's Sweets tokens
- Tat2U gift card
- Tennessee condo vacation
- YMCA membership
To view auction items, go to www.unitedwaylima.org/onlineauction.
The United Way of Greater Lima funds 29 partner agencies and 42 programs that improve the health, education and financial stability of every citizen in Allen County.
For more information, contact Katie Hartman, United Way of Greater Lima, 419-227-6341
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