Into Our Hands Community Foundation to host a fundraising auction

Into Our Hands Community Foundation is thrilled to announce the launch of its fundraising auction, a unique opportunity for the community to come together and support vital initiatives in North East Victoria. This auction features a range of items, from power tools to luxury goods, generously donated by local businesses to raise funds for community groups and projects that will benefit the region now and into the future. Sylvie Huigen, Into Our Hands Community Foundation executive officer, said every bid placed in the auction will directly contribute to the wellbeing of the local community, addressing needs where they are most pressing. "The funds raised will support the efforts of the Into Our Hands Community Foundation and its subfunds, including Give Wangaratta, Grow Myrtleford+, and the Garry Nash & Co Community Fund," she said. Auction items will include an assortment of local wines, vouchers from local businesses, hampers, artworks, accommodation, power tools, appliances and more. “We are incredibly grateful for the generosity of our local donors and the community’s support,” Ms Huigen said. "A special thank you is extended to Webtron for providing the auction platform free of charge, and to Garry Nash & Co for their staff and resource support. "Everyone is invited to join in this meaningful endeavour. "Your winning bid is more than just a purchase; it’s an investment in the future of the community. "Together, the community can make a significant impact." The auction will take place online, commencing Thursday, 31 July and conclude on Monday, 4 August. Collection of items will be arranged on Friday, 8 August. For more information and to participate in the auction, visit https://oa.garrynash.com.au/#!/

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