De La Salle Auction
The word “ohana” in Hawaiian means “family,” and the phrase “Ohana means family” is used to emphasize the importance of family in Hawaiian culture. Ohana not only includes relatives, but also people who are connected through other ways; very similar to the brotherhood and community felt here at De La Salle.
What better way to celebrate the feeling of “ohana” than our Ohana Auction! Get ready to break out your favorite Hawaiian attire and join us for De La Salle’s biggest fundraising event of the year.
| 5 pm | Check-in and enjoy a traditional lei greeting from our students. |
| 5-7 pm | Sip on cocktails, mix and mingle with your De La Salle “ohana,” and bid away on our silent auction. |
| 7 pm | Experience a Hawaiian drum greeting and special dance performance as we welcome you to dinner. |
| 7:30 pm | Program and Live Auction begins. |
| 9 pm | Neon Velvet takes the stage and the real party starts! |
Tickets are $100 each and sponsorship opportunities are available.
For questions about sponsorships or to donate an auction item, contact Events Manager, Jamie Frick at frickj@dlshs.org or 925-288-8184.
Live Auction - Proxy Bidding
Can't make it to the Ohana Auction? That's ok - you can still bid on some amazing items! Check our our Live Auction Catalog and be sure to contact Jamie Frick at frickj@dlshs.org or (925) 288-8184 to place your bids. Bids are only accepted for a limited amount of time, so get your bids in today!
Dessert Dash at Ohana Auction
The Dessert Dash will be making a debut at this year's Auction! If you are able to donate a dessert, please select click on the button below to read through the details and sign up in one of the slots below. Desserts can be homemade or purchased (including nut-free and gluten-free options), we just ask that they are large enough to feed 10-12 adults.
Dessert Dash Information and Signup
Sponsorship Opportunities
Thank You to Our Sponsors!
Integrity Sponsor: DeSilva Gates Construction
Scholarship Sponsor: Antioch Auto Center
Brotherhood Sponsors: Rich and Christine Logan, Steve and Debbie O'Neal, Provident Credit Union, and The Tully Family