Live Auctions for Athlete & Team Foundations
No-risk travel and experience packages built for galas, golf classics, and rooms that expect something bigger than another signed jersey.
Your room fills because of a name. That same name means your crowd has seen every piece of signed gear and every local dinner package. You need items that match the energy of a Kentucky Derby or US Open trip, items that start conversations and keep bidding hot.
Bucket-list sporting events and top international destinations sell in these rooms. Think Kentucky Derby, the US Open, the Country Music Awards, Italy, France. These are the packages your crowd talks about before the night even starts. They bring a different kind of excitement than a jersey or a bat. And if the bidding takes off, you can sell the same package to the second-place bidder right on the spot.
Your event already has the draw. A pro athlete, a coach, a team name gets people in the door. The crowd expects something premium and they come ready to spend. What changes the answer for you is that every bidder has seen the standard sports memorabilia. A live travel experience gives them a reason to bid again, and to bid higher.
You only pay for an experience if it sells, keep 100% over the cost, and can sell experiences multiple times if the bidding gets hot. You are not too late: items can be added the same day as your event. Start the bidding at 15 to 20 percent above cost and you make money from the first raise of a paddle.
Browse over 140 ready-made travel and experience packages. Reserve any you like at no cost and you get a one-page display sheet with photos and details for your event. After the gala or tournament, you send the winning bidder names. A travel team handles booking and questions. Donors have up to two years to travel, except for dated events like the Derby, which are for that year.
Your live auction runs with fresh energy. Bidders compete over trips they actually want. You raise more without adding risk or storage. And when the night ends, the travel details belong to someone else.