Join us for the 4th Annual Chinese Auction Benefit Dinner! This special event will feature more than 75 raffle items as we raise funds with a lively and fast-paced Chinese auction benefiting the Gilbert Chamber of Commerce. 

We are pleased to partner with MidFirst Bank! The generous team at MidFirst Bank will assist in the collection of quarters and will match donations for an additional contribution of up to $750. An ATM will be onsite for cash withdrawals.

THANK YOU to the following donors for providing raffle and silent auction items valued at $250 or more... 

Anytime Fitness
ARG Coaching & Consulting Group - Angela R. Garmon
CertaPro Painters of Gilbert
​Earnhardt Auto Centers
Elaine Kessler Photography
GameTruck East Valley
Guild Mortgage Company - Karen Camblin
Hyatt Place Phoenix/Gilbert
Nothing Bundt Cakes
School of Rock
Southwest Airlines
Sub Zero Ice Cream & Yogurt
The Well Chiropractic Clinic
Times Media Group
Wells Fargo Bank
Willow Massage + Spa
Window Genie of the East Valley
Woodard Construction

To provide a raffle item for this event, please complete contact alma@gilbertchamber.com.

About the Gilbert Chamber of Commerce:
The Gilbert Chamber is a non-profit, membership-based organization with more than 670 members ranging from home-based businesses to large corporations and representing more than 50,000 employees. The Chamber works to lead the business community by providing programs and services and by partnering in relationships that strengthen the business climate in Gilbert.

How Does A Chinese Auction Work?
A Chinese Auction is a fast-paced quarter auction where attendees can bid on gift baskets and other items for only a quarter. Attendees receive a list of the prizes and a numbered paddle. The auctioneer will start by announcing the first item on the list. If an attendee is interested in bidding on that item, they toss a quarter into a bucket located in the center of their table and raise their paddle into the air. The auctioneer will begin calling out the numbers being held in the air; if the number is called, the paddle must be lowered. A volunteer who will be unable to see or hear the crowd will hit a gong after a few moments. The last number called out before the gong was hit will win that prize.