Aunty Spam’s Auction Aid: Bid on Guy Kawasaki, Warren Farrell, and More, and Help Hurricane Katrina Relief! - 1,478 Views,
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You’ve heard of Live Aid and Farm Aid. Now Aunty Spam brings you Auction Aid, through which well-known and beloved authors, artists, performers, and industry gurus are providing items and their time, to be put up for auction to benefit charitable relief efforts. The relief effort which is currently being benefited by these auctions is the Red Cross Hurricane Katrina relief effort. This means that you can bid on any of the current auctions, and 100% of the proceeds will be donated to the Red Cross’ Hurricane Katrina relief fund! Current Auction Aid auctions include a telephone call or meeting with Guy Kawasaki, a telephone call with Dr. Warren Farrell, autographed books from Sir Harold Evans and Anne Fadiman, and autographed CDs from Bela Fleck!… Continue here to the Auction Aid website.
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