KRFY’s Online Auction is here

By Reader Staff

What exciting Sandpoint event begins on Oct. 14 and ends on Oct. 22?  It’s 88.5 KRFY, Panhandle Community Radio’s online fundraising auction!  Go to www.krfy.org and click on the AUCTION button the right column to preview the fabulous items that will be available for bidding.  You can also preview the auction at:   www.biddingforgood.com/krfy.  More items will be added right up to the 14th, so keep checking the website.  You can also go to www.biddingforgood.com/krfy to start bidding on Oct. 14.

Will you bid on a gorgeous ocean-front condo in the Turks and Caicos or a week-end ski vacation with lift tickets at Schweitzer Mountain Resort? A history cruise on the lake with Pend Oreille Cruises? Seattle Seahawk tickets and a night’s stay at the W Hotel? The list goes on and includes great gift certificates from local restaurants and retail stores.

All funds raised during the online auction will benefit North Idaho’s only community radio station. KRFY is a volunteer-driven, commercial-free media organization with the mission of providing an eclectic mix of music, news and views. So remember to check www.krfy.org or www.biddingforgood.com/krfy and place your bids between Oct. 14 and Oct. 22.

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