Falk College’s Sport Management Club After the Auction Sale is happening through Dec. 18. Students, faculty and staff, along with their friends and families, are invited to visit http://www.sucharitysportsauction.com to view and purchase more than 125 items ranging from jewelry, accessories, books and gift certificates, to autographed sports memorabilia and much more. All items are available at deeply discounted prices on a first-come, first-served basis, and all proceeds will benefit the Salvation Army® of the Syracuse Area. The list is likely to change as additional items become available.
Anyone interested in purchasing an item from the After Auction Sale can contact Kate Veley at koveley@syr.edu. Cash and credit cards (VISA, MC, Discover) will be accepted.
The Department of Sport Management cannot ship items that have been purchased, so all merchandise must be picked up and paid for at 808 Nottingham Road in the Drumlins complex, at a mutually agreeable time, no later than Dec. 18 at 5 p.m.
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