Optimist-Kiwanis Radio Auction Off to a Good Start, More Donated Items Needed

The Princeton Optimist-Kiwanis Radio Auction kicked off successfully on Monday night, but there’s still much to be done as they continue to raise funds to support the youth in Caldwell and Lyon counties.

On the first night, the auction raised $1,122 and sold 40 items, compared to $1,184 and 35 items sold in 2023.

Optimist Club President Jean Ann Albertson highlighted additional ways to contribute to the auction beyond bidding and donating items.

click to download audioShe mentioned that these funds will go toward regular scholarships available to any high school student graduating and planning to attend a 4-year college.

Additionally, she announced this year’s donors for the Wes York Vocational Scholarship.

click to download audioEdge Media Group President and CEO Beth Mann stated that they still need more items to auction off through Friday night.

click to download audioMann acknowledged a slow start on Monday night but reminded everyone that the second night of the Optimist-Kiwanis Radio Auction will begin after WPKY’s 5:00 News Edge on Tuesday and feature more items up for sale.

click to download audioYou can visit the radio auction at the First Baptist Church Christian Life Center in downtown Princeton or tune in to WPKY 103.3 to listen to the auction. The T-Mobile numbers for the auction to place a bid are 425-410-3304 and 425-472-9003. The radio auction will continue each evening through Friday.

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