We work with conservation and wildlife organizations all over the country.
Organizations like Coastal Conservation Association, Oregon Wildlife Association, and Billfish Conservation Project supplement their auctions with our experience packages.
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.
We will send more than 3,000 donors on experiences in 2026.
How we help Conservation & Wildlife Organizations
Online Auctions
Experience packages built for banquet crowds who bid hard on Bourbon Trail, fishing trips, and adventure in the West. Ready to list on any platform, no risk on anything that doesn't sell.
Banquets & Award Dinners
For conservation and wildlife banquets: see which travel packages sell best, how to add them risk-free, and why your crowd bids hard on outdoor adventures.
Galas & Benefit Dinners
How to fill a banquet room with auction experiences that fit a crowd that bids on Bourbon Trail, fishing, golf, and adventure trips in the American West.
Live Auctions
No-risk travel and experience packages built for banquet-room bidding. Your crowd knows what it likes, and that changes what sells.
Silent Auctions
Travel and experience packages built for banquet-style fundraisers, competitive bidding rooms, and the trips your crowd already talks about.
Golf Outings
Your members bid competitively on golf. See how no-risk travel packages add profit to your banquet auction without changing what already works.
Common Questions from Conservation & Wildlife Organizations Events
You have questions? We have the answers.
Golf Outings
What sells at a banquet-style fundraiser?
Silent Auctions
What auction items fit a conservation mission?
Golf Outings
Should we auction a hunting trip or not?
Silent Auctions
Should we auction a hunting trip or not?
Online Auctions
What auction items fit a conservation mission?
Silent Auctions
What sells at a banquet-style fundraiser?
Online Auctions
What sells at a banquet-style fundraiser?
Banquets & Award Dinners
What auction items fit a conservation mission?
Banquets & Award Dinners
What sells at a banquet-style fundraiser?
Live Auctions
What sells at a banquet-style fundraiser?
Live Auctions
Should we auction a hunting trip or not?
Live Auctions
What auction items fit a conservation mission?
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Are we too late in offering your experiences?No, we can help last minute and even the day of your event. Seize the moment now and add high energy trips to your next fundraiser.
How does it work?Browse over 140 experiences to excite your donors. Reserve what you like for free and receive the marketing information for your event. Pay only for sold items and keep 100% over the cost of the experience. Post-event, send us the winners' details and our Travel Team will get your donors squared away.
What happens if we don't sell an item?You owe nothing for that experience. Zero.
Where should we start the bidding?We recommend starting the minimum bid 15-20% above our cost. That way you have profit in it from the very first bid.
Can we sell multiples?Yes, you can sell the same package multiple times if the bidding is hot, doubling and tripling your profit.
Will these experiences help us raise more money?Yes, our experiences are designed to drive donor excitement and spark bidding frenzies.
Do you supply any marketing information?Yes, we provide a 1-page PDF display with experience details, photos and videos when we have them. You will receive a marketing email once experiences are selected with helpful hints, pre and post event info.
How many experiences should we select for our event?It depends on the number of people in the audience and your crowd. We can help you fine tune the right number of experiences for your event.
Do you handle the travel bookings and will you take care of our donors?Yes, we book the experiences for your donors. We will send more than 3,000 donors on experiences in 2026.
How long does a donor have to travel?Donors have up to 2 years to travel for non event-based experiences. For event-based experiences like Kentucky Derby, US Open, CMAs etc it is for that year's event.