Cambria County Arts Center’s Auction Goes Fully Online, Seeks Community Support
The Community Arts Center of Cambria County (CACCC) is holding its 36th annual Great American Auction entirely online this year, with bidding beginning on March 27th. The auction, a crucial fundraiser for the center, aims to raise $10,000 to support its educational programs, community engagement initiatives, and operational costs.
A Vital Fundraising Effort
The Great American Auction is a cornerstone of CACCC’s annual funding. Proceeds directly support the center’s ability to offer high-quality classes, workshops, and summer camps. These programs serve a diverse audience, including children, adults, and seniors, and extend to a wide range of community outreach efforts.
What’s Up for Bid?
This year’s auction features a diverse array of items, including new merchandise, gift baskets, gift cards, antiques, collectibles, and gently used items. Vacation packages, electronics, and appliances are similarly available. All items have been donated by CACCC members, friends, local businesses, and leaders.
Preview and Bidding Details
An in-person preview of auction items will be held from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. On Thursday, March 26th, at the CACCC site located at 1217 Menoher Blvd. In Johnstown. Online viewing began on February 23rd and continues daily on the Mishler Auction Services website. Bidding will soft close at 5 p.m. On Friday, March 27th.
Successful bidders can pick up their items from 10 a.m. To 2 p.m. On Saturday, March 28th, at the CACCC. Staff and volunteers will be on hand to assist with payment and loading.
How to Participate
Interested bidders can register at https://mishlerauction.com/ by clicking the “HOW TO BID” section.
Community Donations Needed
CACCC is actively seeking donations of furniture, artwork, functioning electronics, antiques, and collectibles to expand the auction’s offerings. The center encourages community members to contribute dynamic items to aid reach the $10,000 fundraising goal.
Stay Updated
A list of businesses that have donated items, along with pictures of items up for bid, will be available on the CACCC website: www.caccc.org, and will be continuously updated.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Where is the auction held?
A: The auction is entirely online through Mishler Auction Services, with an in-person preview at the CACCC site.
Q: When does bidding close?
A: Bidding will soft close at 5 p.m. On Friday, March 27th.
Q: How can I view the auction items?
A: Items can be viewed online at Mishler Auction Services and in person on March 26th.
Q: Where can I find more information?
A: Visit the CACCC website at www.caccc.org.
Q: How can I donate items?
A: Contact the Community Arts Center of Cambria County directly to arrange a donation.
Did you know? Every dollar raised through the Great American Auction goes directly back into the community, supporting arts education and outreach programs.
Support local arts and find unique treasures! Explore the online auction and consider donating to help the Community Arts Center of Cambria County continue its vital work.
