Join us TONIGHT for CoCA’s Live Auction Main Event!

 



Join us TONIGHT for CoCA’s Live Auction Main Event!
September 18, 2021
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Join us for CoCA's Live Auction Main Event!

By now you have previewed the Auction and experienced CoCA’s breathtaking Marathon on Instagram, but the fun isn’t over just yet!

The Silent Auction closes tonight at 6PM PST. The Live Auction Main Event is tonight at 7:00 PM PST. View the event on our Marathon and Auction homepage. All you have to do is click the red “WATCH THE MAIN EVENT” button and you’re there!

If you plan to bid on auction items or donate during or before the event, you must register!

By registering and adding a credit card to your account beforehand, your bidding and donation process is greatly expedited. Remember that seconds make a huge difference in a Live Auction and Raise Your Paddle. 

M&A VIPs, you are all set. There is no need to register again.
 
REGISTRATION

Want that extra special event experience?

M&A VIP Admission Packages are available now through tomorrow at 12:00 PM PST. VIPs receive CoCA swag and exclusive access to the VIP Preview Party at 6:30 PM featuring performances by Debbie Cavitt and Om Johari. Get your VIP Admission package now before it’s too late.

 
VIP ADMISSION

To learn more about our fundraiser or to make a donation, visit our Marathon and Auction site. If you have any questions, feel free to contact our Marathon and Auction Committee at marathon@cocaseattle.org.

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Images from top to bottom (2021 Marathon and Auction Main Event Auction): Sara Everett, "Mending Coast"; ST Rivera, "Contemplating Creation"; Jody Joldersma, "Gemini"

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