Please contact your local church representative or fill out the form above.

If you would like your item promoted in our Summer Gatepost, please give us the details by the second week of June. Otherwise the items need to be given to your local Gateway Representative by July 15.

No. We only take new items. We have found that over the years used and antique items just won't sell as well as a new item.

If you are 21 or older (or younger and accompanied by an adult), and come on Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday, ask around to see who is the volunteer coordinator, and that person will find you a job. If it is Thursday or Friday when you come out, ask for Joe Beer. There are always jobs that need to be filled in the days leading up to the auction.

Contact your local representative. There are usually several trailers going to various areas.

Yes, this is a family event. There are activities for kids, from jump houses to rides. Check out Kid's Korner (kids only) and Teen Spot (teens only) for pre-priced items. There will also be a Teen Auction at noon in the blue tent!

The Online Auction ends Friday night. Items are available for pickup on Saturday from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. next to the Clerking Station in the White Tent. If you are not able to pick up on Saturday, we will be shipping or delivering items within 2 weeks after the Auction.

Yes. The goal of the Teen Auction is for teenagers from ages 13-19 to bring their own money, and under the guidance of auctioneer Clark Stoller, learn how to bid in a real auction. It takes place at noon in the Blue Tent.

YES, please do! You can even use the same bidder number.

While things can change from year to year, for the most part we always have breakfast sandwiches, pork chop sandwiches, sloppy joes, potato curls, lemon shake-ups, smoothies, coffee, pizza, popcorn, candy, and the like. This year, we’ll also have Gateway Farms serving BLT sandwiches, and Common Grounds serving barista-crafted coffee beverages.