Centerpieces
FREEBIE teleclass: 5 Myths Holding You Back from Making Big Money in Your Fundraiser Auction
Sherry is hosting another FREEBIE teleclass! This one is on the Five Myths Held by Auction Chairs and will be held on Wednesday, December 2, 2009.
PODCAST: Benefit Auction Centerpiece Idea: LEDs Add Glam, Low Cost
In this podcast, fundraising auctioneer Sherry Truhlar suggests inexpensive LEDs to change-up a benefit auction centerpiece.
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Fundraising auctioneer Sherry Truhlar offers an inexpensive idea (LEDs) to brighten up a benefit auction centerpiece.
Venetian masks used as decor for a fundraising auction theme
Is your fundraising auction theme heading to Venice? Consider using Venetian masks on the silent auction tables and as centerpieces.
Creative non-floral centerpiece at a “Night at the Museum” auction fundraiser
A “Night at the Museum” benefit auction had a creative non-floral centerpiece.
PODCAST: Fundraising auction ideas for vegetables
In this podcast, benefit auctioneer Sherry Truhlar was asked to come up with some ideas on how to use vegetables in an auction. Here’s what she shared.
Fundraising auction ideas for vegetables
A group asked benefit auctioneer Sherry Truhlar how they could use vegetables in their fundraising auction. She put on her thinking cap and shared what she knew to be true.
Creative non-floral auction centerpieces from Robin Hood Foundation
Looking for a creative non-floral centerpiece? This ritzy New York benefit auction included cost-conscious centerpieces as part of its 2009 gala.
Only a few spots left for this Maryland fundraising seminar: “Maximizing your Benefit Auction: Making Everything Count in a Fragile Economy”
Benefit auctioneer Sherry Truhlar is speaking in the Annapolis area on Tuesday, October 6, 2009 in the seminar “Maximizing Your Benefit Event: Making Everything Count in a Fragile Economy.”
Five places to cut costs in your auction fundraiser. (Spend money wisely to make money.)
A recently released report substantiates the adage that “you must spend money to make money.” In a benefit auction, reduce costs in areas that have low return-on-investment, like these five.
