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BIG little City's BIG Auction for Christchurch
BIG little City's BIG Auction for Christchurch
Auckland CBD business association Heart of the City and local inner-city businesses have joined forces to help those affected by the Canterbury Earthquake.
From Monday 28 February until Monday 7 March 2011, Trade Me's BIG little store will see a myriad of goods and services donated by central Auckland businesses auctioned off in aid of the Red Cross Christchurch Earthquake Fund.
With over 100 unique items up for grabs already from a variety of the City's best restaurants, shops, bars and entertainment venues, Heart of the City is urging Kiwi's to visit the online store daily to ensure they don't miss out, are first to see the new items added daily and donate to a very sincere cause.
Alex Swney CEO Heart of the City says "we are humbled but in no way surprised by the generosity of the central Auckland businesses, and have no doubt this will be reflected in the funds that our combined efforts generate.
We challenge other businesses to join us in donating goods to this auction to maximise the support we can provide to our Christchurch friends" he concludes.
To
find the BIG little store auction on Trade Me, go to
www.trademe.co.nz/stores To donate goods and
services to the auction contact
info@biglittlecity.co.nz Ends * Two Gold
tickets to Usher's sold out Vector Arena concert in
April The auctions close on
Monday 7th March 2011 at 8pm and all proceeds will be sent
to the Red Cross Earthquake Appeal.
Notes to Editors:
At a glance,
the current auction prize pool includes:
* A $1000 beauty hamper from DFS Galleria
*
Two Louis Vuitton bags
* A 2010 All Blacks jersey
signed by the Grand Slam winning squad from adidas
* A
Sony Alpha 380 digital SLR camera from Camera and Camera
* A Raymond Weil Don Giovanni collection watch RRP $8,100
from Partridge Jewellers
* A Pete Wheeler oil on
canvas RRP $4,500 from a local gallery
* Lunch for
four at The Grove restaurant
* Four $500 Smith and
Caughey's gift vouchers
* Five handbags and ten
wallets from Briarwood
* A hairstyle and GHD
straightening irons package from Ryder Salon
* A made
to measure men's suit from Crane Brothers
* Jewellery
from Agatha Paris
* Designer offerings from Zambesi,
Workshop, Kate Sylvester, and WORLD
Justene
Taua
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