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Jul 11, 2024 48 min

Fundraising Events

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Seattle broadcast legend, Stephen Kilbreath joins this week to talk about how his auctioneering side hustle led to becoming a fundraising events mainstay in the Pacific Northwest. We discuss how fundraisers have changed since COVID, some of the wildest things he's auctioned, and working with his teenaged sons. Fundraisers, volunteering and acts of service are deep in my bones, plus I developed some fundraisers in my day, so getting to share about that was an added treat. BIG thanks to Stephen for his time - and to you for listening, as always. Learn more about Kilbreath Auctions & Events. Please share, rate & review to help others find us. If you have stories you'd like to share, we'd LOVE to hear from you. Hit us up at uneventfulpod.com. You can follow us on Instagram at wyldmynd.global. Thank you again and again!

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