The Alzheimer’s Association will host its annual Charlotte Memory Gala on Saturday, May 2, but you don’t have to wait to peruse the silent auction offerings.
The silent auction is open to everyone who would like to support the mission to #ENDALZ! Bidding is now open online and will close on Saturday, May 2 at 8:30 p.m.
Auction highlights you don’t want to miss:
Championship Golf at Old Town Club
Enjoy an accompanied round of golf for 2 at Old Town Club in Winston-Salem, consistently ranked among Golf Digest’s Top 100 courses. An exceptional experience for golf lovers and a rare opportunity to play one of the nation’s most celebrated courses.
Macaron Delights
Indulge in two irresistible treats: Macarons for a Year and a Private Macaron Baking Class. Whether you’re a devoted foodie, an aspiring baker, or simply someone who appreciates beautifully crafted sweets, these experiences are as delightful as they are delicious.
Travel Destinations Near & Far
From serene mountain escapes, to the beauty of Bald Head & Hilton Head Islands, to sun-soaked adventures in the Caribbean, our auction is packed with unforgettable travel experiences.
These items are just the beginning – discover luxury items, exclusive experiences and meaningful moments throughout the auction.
To participate in the silent auction online:
Visit CLTMemGala2026.givesmart.com OR Text CLTMemGala2026 to 76278.
Follow the prompts to enter a credit card in order to begin bidding on items. Cards will not be processed until winners have been notified of their winning items.
Determined to win an auction item? You’ll get notifications if you have been outbid so you can jump right back in!
Attending the Charlotte Memory Gala:
While the deadline has passed to reserve tickets and tables, contact Gala Director Melanie Miller at memiller@alz.org to check availability of last minute seating.
Visit charlottememorygala.org for additional information.
We invite you to join our Charlotte Memory Gala Facebook Group to stay informed on updates and plans for the event.
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