Syracuse Stage’s first online auction fundraiser is under way and open for bidding through May 12 at www.BiddingForGood.com/SyracuseStage, or on the Bidding For Good smartphone app. Bidding For Good is a charitable e-commerce company that connects fundraisers, cause-conscious shoppers and socially responsible businesses to promote “shopping for a cause.” The money raised on Stage’s page will support educational and artistic programming at Syracuse Stage.
The primary appeal of hosting an online fundraiser is that items are available for anyone in the world to peruse and bid on. A number of local and national organizations have contributed about 40 unique items, including:
To bid, visit www.BiddingForGood.com/SyracuseStage or download the Bidding For Good smartphone app. Bidding will close on May 12 at 11:59 p.m.
To donate items for the current auction or for future Syracuse Stage auctions, please call 315-443-2709 or email kakeeney@syr.edu.
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