BHOD Wristband for Charity. 2nd edition

Fletch920 was gracious enough to donate the wristband and sticker back up for bids in order to raise more money.
So.. let's do it again!

Here is BHOD wristband and sticker up for the highest bid. JZ sent them to me for being on the winning deer hunting team. (maybe it will be lucky for you!)

Its too big for my wrist so I want someone else to have it. But instead of just giving it away, I want to 'sell' it. The winning bidder would write a check payable to Benefit4Kids. (Or another approved charity)

I will pay to ship it to you.
Let the bidding start at 2.00.

 

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$2.00 ???? Come on now we gotta beat out the first go around. I'll place the first bid at $39.99

 

Nice!!

 

Really guys? Do I have to bid against myself?

 

I have $50 for it

 

Thanks Tom
Tom / Christine: I have an idea, since the 2nd round wasn't quite as exciting here is what I propose. Tom and I both send a check for $50. That will make a nice even C-note for the kiddos. Then Christine will place both our names in a hat and draw the winner.
?????? Well guys, what ya think?

 

Thanks Tom! You guys are great!! I'm good with doing the drawing if Tom is. :D

 

There is some awesome people on here, kudus to all involved!

 

I say we both send in $50 and you can get the bracelet and sticker

 

Well done gentlemen. I'm no rich man after two wrist surgeries and my daughter being born, but I'll PayPal 10.00 to Christine in a salute to your generosity. Do you have a Paypal acct Christine?

 

Thanks everyone!! Christine please shoot me a pm and I'll get my $50 in the mail.

 

Thanks guys! Well done!

Tacklebox, you'll have the most meaningful BHOD sticker and band in existence. :D

Ben/Pa, thank you. You can do the paypal thing directly at b4k.org Click the 'How to Help' link on the list from the right side.

It will be used well. None of the folks who run this pull any salary or anything like that. It's all driven by volunteers. A friend of mine started it after his daughter died.

 

Done and done. Hat's off gentlemen.