THANKS TO YOUR GENEROUS SUPPORT AT OUR EVENT WE WERE ABLE TO HIT OUT FUNDRAISING GOAL!
Your help is vital for ensuring great futures for Albany’s youth during this challenging time.
JOIN US NEXT YEAR, APRIL 30, 2022!
VIRTUAL EVENTS
Silent Auction and Raffle Ticket Sales
Open Monday, April 19 2021 at 9:00am
Closes Saturday, April 24 2021 at 7:30pm
Live Auction Live Stream
Begins Saturday, April 24 2021 at 7:00pm
TIPS SECTION
Register as a bidder to begin bidding.
Include your Cell Phone in the Cell Phone field so you can receive a text when you are out bid on an item.
Set a Max Bid so you can set it and forget it and let the system auto bid for you up to the maximum amount you selected.
HOST A VIRTUAL HOUSE PARTY – $750
SOLD OUT!
Meal and appetizer tray for 10 from Jacopetti’s and cake from the Lovin’ Oven delivered Saturday mid-day.
Plates, cutlery, napkins, and beverage cups included
Swag bag for host and house party décor bag
Two bottles of wine or one bottle of spirits from our friends at 4Spirits Distillery
Sponsor name recognition in auction catalog, online, social media, and during live stream
LIVE STREAM SATURDAY NIGHT
Our livestream will be broadcast on our YouTube channel. If you are watching at home with your immediate family the easiest way is to ensure you have two devices. One for bidding (cell phone/tablet) and one for viewing the Live Stream (laptop/computer/tablet/TV).
If you have a Smart TV (with the apps) or a device that connects to your TV to access apps (Amazon Fire Stick, Apple TV, etc). You will want to navigate to the YouTube app and find the Boys & Girls Club of Albany channel.
If you are a Comcast/Xfinity subscriber they have a YouTube Chanel on your TV Guide. You can also access the Boys & girls Club of Albany channel from there.
If you are going to connect your laptop to your TV to view the live stream, follow the details below on how to connect your device using the HDMI cables.
![Alumni Spotlight: Chad Coe
Chad joined the Boys and Girls Club of Albany back in the 70’s as a young kid and stayed all through high school. He started playing sports, most notably the summer baseball and basketball programs. Chad says he remembers playing for Coach Ron Boyer and how he taught his teams how to play with class while still being competitive.
After graduating high school from West Albany, Chad went to Western Oregon and then St. Thomas University for graduate school. He has worked for OSU’s Athletic Department shooting as a sports videographer and the University of Miami Hurricane’s Athletic Department in Operations and Pro Player Stadium. He also went to South Korea and Taiwan and taught Sports Management for 11 years.
Today, Chad is both a Professor and Insurance Agent. He loves to read and stay up on current events around the world and is active in business organizations and civic organizations that help fight human trafficking.
One of Chad’s favorite Club memories as a kid was during an All-Star Baseball game down in Eugene, when the umpire seemed to change the strike zone. He says, “…our pitcher walked 4 people straight after striking out 10, and they [other team] came back and one by one. Ron Loney was standing behind the plate asking the umpire why that wasn’t a strike on almost every pitch.” He says that State Championship was a tough game to lose, but “knew that Ron was in our corner no matter what.”
Do you have Ron Loney stories to share like Chad? We love hearing stories about our favorite guy! Join our Alumni Association and tell us what the Club has done for you. 👇
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