The Silent Auction, beginning at 6:00 p.m., includes a spectacular selection of both items and services that are displayed on tables accompanied with their bid sheets. Attendees bid on the items by writing their bid dollar amount on the bid sheet accompanying that item. When the table closes, the highest bidder will be the winner of that item. Check out the list of incoming items in the Silent Auction Listings. This event is for adults, 21 and older.
   The Live Auction, at 8:30 p.m., is a traditional live auction format with attendees competitively bidding against each other by raising their hand and the auctioneer recognizing their bid. Some fantastic items are going on the block this year! Check out the list on the Live Auction Preview .
    Payment for auction items can be made by cash, check or VISA and MasterCard.

 You'll still be able to bid on items by filling out the Absentee Bid Form and an Auction representative will bid for you.

    It's not too late! We accept donations up until the day of the Auction. Contact one of our Co-Chairs, Doug Deeds or Aaron Cloutier.

Date: Saturday, April 9, 2005
Time: Doors open at 6:00pm
Location: Hunt. Wds Center
Admission: $20/person
Open to Adults, 21 and older

   Save yourself some time by pre-registering with our Express Check-in. Simply fill out the online Pre-Registration form and your bidder number will be held for you at the Express Check-In Table. One bidder number per pre-registration. Have a group attending and need multiple numbers? Fill out the Pre-Registration form for each bid number. Payment for pre-registered ticketholders will be due at the Auction.

    The Service Auction is held at the Huntington Woods Center Gym, located on Scotia Road between Nadine and Talbot between Burton Elementary and the Huntington Woods Library. Inside is check-in where you will pay $20.00 per person, receive a bidder's number and admittance to the Auction. If you've pre-registered online, please proceed directly to the Express Check-in table.
    Enjoy the music, complimentary beverages and hors d'oeurves/desserts.

 Our Service Auction is the best way for us to raise funds. With state budget cuts, Huntington Woods and cities of similar size feel the pinch more so than larger cities. We donate a large portion of the proceeds to City projects that would not otherwise be possible. Each year, we thoroughly consider where our dollars would most benefit the residents. From the Jaws of Life for our Dept. of Public Safety, to new park equipment ...we find where we can assist most effectively. See our Achievements Section for a list of past donations made to the City. The remainder of the proceeds are divided among our various recipients such as Junior Achievement programs and others as listed in our Community Support Section. We feel Huntington Woods is a wonderful community and we do what we can to keep it that way.