The online auction opens at 9:00 a.m. today and closes at 4:30 p.m. this Friday.
OXFORD COUNTY - The Bid for Kids Sake online auction is about to go live!
There will be lots of items up for grabs on the 32 auctions website with all of the proceeds going to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Oxford County.
Fund Development Manager Nicole Killaire says you might be able to find something fun to do this summer.
"Experiences for your family include Bird Kingdom passes, East Park, London Children's Museum, Canada's Wonderland and we've got tickets to different theatre productions from Stratford Festival and Lighthouse Festival."
They also have lots of gift certificates for local restaurants, car detailing, garden centres, and golf courses. Sports fans will also find lots of Toronto Blue Jays merch, including a baseball signed by Jose Berrios.
The bids open at 9:00 a.m. today and they will close at 4:30 p.m. this Friday.
Killaire says you don't have to live in Oxford to take part.
"Anyone can bid as long as you're able to pick up your items from our Woodstock, Tillsonburg, or Ingersoll office. No matter where you are, you can have some fun and bid on some great items!"
You can click here to view the auction and submit your bids. Big Brothers Big Sisters is hoping to raise $12,000 for its youth mentorship programs this year.

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