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From selecting the right items to the final checkout, explore auction support shaped around your organization and event.
Start with the work your team needs help with.
Some organizations want a partner across the auction. Others have volunteers, a platform, or an auctioneer already in place and need a carefully selected collection. Begin with the responsibility you want to share, then agree the boundaries of the service in your proposal.
We need a coordinated auction plan.
Explore how the collection, preparation, display, bidding, and close fit together. Bring your event outline and existing team responsibilities into the conversation.
Explore this approachWe have a team, but need the right items.
Review consignment options that complement your donations. Understand minimum bids, the reserve payable on sold items, and what the charity retains.
Explore this approachWe need help in the room or at the close.
Discuss display preparation, staffing, guest assistance, and the payment handoff. Staffing and optional checkout depend on the agreed event arrangement.
Explore this approachExplore the support available.
A proposal should make the division of work clear.
Use your first conversation to describe the event rather than select services in isolation. A venue with a short load-in window, a large donated collection, or a program that closes several activities at once may require particular coordination. Tell us what is already organized and what remains open.
Before approving the plan, identify who supplies the item information, who approves listings, who manages the physical display, who collects payment, and who follows up with winners. Those responsibilities may involve your team, OFG, a platform provider, and an auctioneer. Everyone should know which decisions they own.
OFG consignment items have no upfront inventory purchase cost, and unsold items cost nothing. Review that model alongside the specific service scope and all agreed financial terms. A clear arrangement lets your team concentrate on guests and the purpose of the evening.
See the process before, during, and after your event