Silent Auction: June 4 - 17

kim.matthews • May 26, 2023

Join us for our 1st (annual) Online Auction Fundraising Event

The Carolina Wetlands Association is hosting our first annual silent auction from June 4th – 17th, 2023. We have over 50 items available for bidding and purchase ranging from scenic cruises, gift baskets, theater tickets, restaurant gift certificates and much more. There is something for everyone!


Our goal is to raise $10,000 and the funds raised from this event will allow the organization to grow and implement more projects across the Carolinas. All proceeds from this event will help fund daily operations, support ongoing projects, subsidize future projects, and more. 


Enter Auction Site

Registration is required to bid on items.  Click here to learn how to register on givebutter.com.

Thank you to our Donors!

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