Watch the HOPEsudbury Telethon and Auction 11/2 starting at Noon. Online bidding starts at 7AM

How do you improve on an already proven commodity like the popular, 12-year-old HOPEsudbury Telethon & Auction?

 Now, bidders can bid on over 300 items from their computer, mobile phone or tablet instead of by phone. Bids may be placed while on the soccer field, dining out, waiting for an appointment between 7AM and 9:45 PM on Saturday, 11/2.  Go to hopesudbury.org to view the items and place bids.

 The majority of funds raised through he Telethon support HOPEsudbury’s flagship program, The HOPE Fund, which provides emergency financial assistance to Sudbury residents. Last year the Fund distributed $39,000 to 59 Sudbury families who had fallen on hard times. Residents apply for confidential assistance through the Sudbury town social worker, with most requesting funds to cover basic needs such as utilities, rent/mortgage and medical expenses. 

 Some of the great features of online bidding include the ability to check bid status at any time, notifications when you’ve been outbid (in order to re-bid), and a single closing time for all tems. There is something for every interest and budget level from gift certificates to restaurants, fitness centers, and local merchants to Patriots Red Sox, and Celtics tickets to museum passes, local sports team registrations, summer camp vouchers, spa and nail services, special weekend getaways, and much, much more.

 The heart and soul of the Telethon takes place on the Lincoln-Sudbury stage where close to 100 performers await their moment in the spotlight from noon to 10 PM. Watch live on Comcast Channel 8 and Verizon Channel 31 and streamed on sudburytv.org

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Now, bidders can bid on over 300 items





from their computer, mobile phone or tablet instead of by phone. Bids may be





placed while on the soccer field, dining out, waiting for an appointment between





7AM and 9:45 PM on Saturday, 11/2.  Go to





hopesudbury.org to view the items and place bids.

The majority of funds raised through





the Telethon support HOPEsudbury’s flagship program, The HOPE Fund, which provides





emergency financial assistance to Sudbury residents. Last year the Fund distributed





$39,000 to 59 Sudbury families who had fallen on hard times. Residents apply





for confidential assistance through the Sudbury town social worker, with most





requesting funds to cover basic needs such as utilities, rent/mortgage and





medical expenses. 

Some of the great features of online





bidding include the ability to check bid status at any time, notifications





when you’ve been outbid (in order to re-bid), and a single closing time for all





items. There is something for every interest and budget level from gift





certificates to restaurants, fitness centers, and local merchants to Patriots,





Red Sox, and Celtics tickets to museum passes, local sports team registrations,





summer camp vouchers, spa and nail services, special weekend getaways, and much,





much more.

The heart and soul of the Telethon





takes place on the Lincoln-Sudbury stage where close to 100 performers await





their moment in the spotlight from noon to 10 PM. Watch live on Comcast Channel





8 and Verizon Channel 31 and streamed on sudburytv.org.

“Every





year we have so many wonderful performers who make this event memorable --





singers, instrumentalists, bands and dance troupes,” Talent Coordinator





Carole-Ann Baer noted. “This year, you’ll see some exciting and unusual acts





throughout the telethon. We have talent  from as young as 6 years old up to 80 years





old.”  Sudbury favorites the Hip Hop





Mamas, The Friends of Broadway, The Encore Glee Club, The Performing Arts





Connection and Dancer’s Workshop and members of the Golden Tones will be





performing.

Any





questions?  Email hopesubury@gmail.com.  Telethon guides are available on the





HOPEsudbury website and at The Goodnow Library and Sudbury Farms.

. 

7AM and 9:45 PM on Saturday, 11/2.  Go to






hopesudbury.org to view the items and place bids.

The majority of funds raised through






the Telethon support HOPEsudbury’s flagship program, The HOPE Fund, which provides






emergency financial assistance to Sudbury residents. Last year the Fund distributed






$39,000 to 59 Sudbury families who had fallen on hard times. Residents apply






for confidential assistance through the Sudbury town social worker, with most






requesting funds to cover basic needs such as utilities, rent/mortgage and






medical expenses. 

 Some of the great features of online






bidding include the ability to check bid status at any time, notifications






when you’ve been outbid (in order to re-bid), and a single closing time for all






items. There is something for every interest and budget level from gift






certificates to restaurants, fitness centers, and local merchants to Patriots,






Red Sox, and Celtics tickets to museum passes, local sports team registrations,






summer camp vouchers, spa and nail services, special weekend getaways, and much,






much more.

 The heart and soul of the Telethon






takes place on the Lincoln-Sudbury stage where close to 100 performers await






their moment in the spotlight from noon to 10 PM. Watch live on Comcast Channel






8 and Verizon Channel 31 and streamed on sudburytv.org.

 “Every






year we have so many wonderful performers who make this event memorable --






singers, instrumentalists, bands and dance troupes,” Talent Coordinator






Carole-Ann Baer noted. “This year, you’ll see some exciting and unusual acts






throughout the telethon. We have talent  from as young as 6 years old up to 80 years






old.”  Sudbury favorites the Hip Hop






Mamas, The Friends of Broadway, The Encore Glee Club, The Performing Arts






Connection and Dancer’s Workshop and members of the Golden Tones will be






performing.

Any






questions?  Email hopesubury@gmail.com.  Telethon guides are available on the






HOPEsudbury website and at The Goodnow Library and Sudbury Farms.