Gayle Stallings, CAI, BAS Benefit Auctioneer and Virtual Fundraising Strategist
FUNauctions is passionate about supporting nonprofit organizations in our communities because of the tremendous difference they make in the lives of those they serve. Unlike most auctioneers, FUNauctions is an experienced specialist in benefit auctions with a proven track record of success. Benefit Auction Specialist Gayle Stallings would love the opportunity to discuss how FUNauctions can create an amazing experience for your attendees and your event’s results!
Contact UsLearn MoreBenefiting Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Central Texas If my first event of the fall gala season is any indication of the months to come, hold on to your bidder numbers Austin. On August 25, 600 …
Continue Reading about Littles, Bigs and Vanilla Ice Rock the Ice Ball →
https://austinsmiles.org/ My mission was to get to know Austin Smiles and the people they serve right on the front lines. I knew that in order to instill passion in others to support this …
Continue Reading about Un Viaje del Corazon: A Journey of the Heart with Austin Smiles →
Long before smelling the beautiful blooms of springtime flowers, I knew a seed had been planted. Somewhere. But even before that, someone had to dig and turn the soil ahead of time. Once the seeds are …
I've reached a personal and professional milestone. I'm happy to report that as of March 22, 2012, I completed a three-year training with the Certified Auctioneers Institute (CAI). This is the …
Continue Reading about Good News for All of Us: CAI Certification →
Celebrating National Auctioneer's Day What better way to celebrate National Auctioneer's Day than with a benefit auction! Yes, even Auctioneers have a national day and this year it was on Saturday, …
Over the past 6 years, I have logged thousands of hours learning everything I can about benefit auctions. Through countless pre-event consultations with organizations, teaching workshops at …
Continue Reading about Top Three Regrets of Benefit Auction Coordinators (and how to avoid them) →
