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Our Auction

We hope you liked what you saw in the sneak peak! There are 43 items on the page now and we will continue posting until the beginning of the auction. If you check out the Our Ugandan Adoption Page, you will see we have paid all our home study fee. We now have our final fees to our placing agency, travel fees and after adoption fees to raise. In total we are expecting about another $23,630 in expenses to complete the adoption!

So here's how it works! Get on Facebook and head on over our Facebook Auction

From there you can request to join the group!

You can browse through the items but you CAN'T bid until the auction officially opens on November 7th at 7AM PST and closes November 11, 2014 at 10 AM PST.

Please share this link with family and friends, post it on Facebook, Instagram, any kind of social media! (https://www.facebook.com/groups/1435369746717958/)

The most important thing you can do in the next 33 days is get as many people into the group as possible. The success of the auction depends on hundreds if not thousands of people seeing the page, joining the group and bidding!

We will send out reminders when the auction is getting closer!

Thank you to the dozens of people who have donated already! The tangible love and support we have seen poured out has been richly blessing us and encouraging us!

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