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Dress Auction for Ashley

Below are two dresses that Ashley wore only once, we are auctioning these dresses off here on the Love for Ashley blog. The white dress can be used as a flower girl dress or a first communion dress. The beautiful turquoise dress can be used as a flower girl dress, junior brides maid dress, Easter dress, etc. Both dresses are a little girls size 8 and will be professionally dry cleaned prior to shipment. If you are interested in bidding for either of these dresses please send an email to loveashley@loveforashley.com. The bidding starts today and will end on April 12. I will update with the highest bidder amount once a week. The starting bid can be found below the pictures of each dress. Have fun, good luck, and remember the money from the sale of these dresses go to Ashley's Transplant Fund. Thank you.

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Starting bid $25 Current bid $28 (as of 1-21-09)

Starting bid $20 Current bid $25 (as of 1-21-09)

We hope that this online auction is succesful and will be the first of many. If you have a dress or anything else you would like to auction to benefit Ashley's Liver Transplant Fund, please send me an email at loveashley@loveforashley.com put auction in the subject line of the email. Who knows maybe I will auction off my wedding dress next.

Thank you.

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Anonymous said…
Laurie,
What a really cute idea! I think this is a great way to raise funds for Ashley and at the same time have fun and benefit someone else.
Peg
January 14, 2009 at 8:53 AM
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