The Live Auction at the NAAA Ag Aviation Expo continues to be one of the most popular and successful fundraisers for the Association.
When it comes to high-stakes entertainment, the intrigue, drama and excitement of NAAA’s Live Auction is hard to beat, which is why it has become one of the signature events at each convention. The Live Auction on “Convention Tuesday” is very important to NAAA from a fundraising standpoint, so enjoy the reception food and beverages and bring your checkbooks. NAAA also holds a Silent Auction each year. Bidding opens on Tuesday and closes on Wednesday afternoon.
Thank you for your consideration of a 2024 auction donation. NAAA could not accomplish this without the support of our many friends and allies. We are grateful to our Allied Industry, State Associations and aerial applicator supporters. All auction donations, big or small, are greatly appreciated, and NAAA recognizes all donations in Association publications and on the NAAA website. The earlier you come forward, the more exposure you’ll get.
To make a donation:
- Submit this form with your auction donation details (donor name, item, description and suggested value). Email Lauren Henretty with questions.
Auction Payment Arrangements for all items: NAAA items selling for $3,000 or more require either payment in full or a 10% deposit at the time of purchase. The balance must be paid within 30 days of the auction. Item will be transferred upon receipt of payment in full. Payment must be made via cash, certified check, credit card or wire transfer.
All items selling for less than $3,000 must be paid in full at the time of the auction. Payments may be made by cash, check or credit card (MasterCard, Visa and American Express).
Auction winners are responsible for picking up their items after the auction and are responsible for the shipping of their items (if needed).
Pratt & Whitney Canada: PT6A-34AG Brand-New Engine
| Corteva (for NAAREF): Queens Crown Progressive Bottle |
| NAAA Museum Committee: Harold Miller Helmet |
| Tennessee Aircraft Company Inc.: Kentucky Long Rifle Half Stock with certificate of authenticity; the gunsmith, Joseph Gulcher, was making guns from 1824-1844 in Philadelphia. |
