SOUTH JERSEY LAND & WATER TRUST

The proceeds from South Jersey Land & Water Trust’s annual auction provide critical funding towards the protection and defense of the land and water resources of southern New Jersey and for mitigation of climate change through preservation of wildlife habitat, agricultural lands, and protection of water resources.

This is our fourth annual online auction. We hope you will join us and find an exquisite work of art, an  intriguing event, or unique gift for the holidays. Many thanks to our auction donors for their generosity!

Bidding Tips
A QUICK NOTE: YOU DO NOT NEED TO CREATE AN AUCTION ACCOUNT UNTIL YOU WISH TO PLACE A BID. YOU CAN CLICK ON ALL OF THE ITEMS TO SEE THE DETAILS WITHOUT CREATING AN AUCTION ACCOUNT.

Proxy Bids: You may choose to enter a proxy bid which is the maximum amount you're willing to spend with the goal of winning the item at the lowest possible price. The system will bid for you, up to your maximum proxy bid amount, as additional bids are entered on the item.

Extended Bidding: The auction includes an Extended Bidding feature which automatically extends the end time of an item by 3 minutes when it receives a bid during the final 3 minutes.

2,327 ACRES OF OPEN SPACE PRESERVED SINCE OUR INCEPTION TO PROTECT HABITAT & COMBAT GLOBAL WARMING!

As a charitable nonprofit environmental organization whose mission is the care and preservation of southern New Jersey's natural and agricultural heritage, South Jersey Land & Water Trust works in four major areas; Land Conservation, Water Protection, Environmental Education, and Advocacy. Our programs are dependent upon the support of people like you who care about the wildlife and wild places of our special region.

Since the SJLWT began, we've preserved hundreds of acres of land, cleaned up local natural habitats, installed rain gardens, and more. Please provide support through purchasing something from our auction, joining SJLWT as a member, or considering us in your donation decisions. Visit our website - sjlandwater.org to learn more about our mission. THANK YOU!