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ACE online sports auction

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Howard Lake | 8 March 2001 | News

Oxford disabled children’s charity the ACE Centre Advisory Trust recently benefited from a series of celebrity online auctions, hosted by TV Sports Pundit Barry Venison’s bid4sport.com Web site.

Oxford disabled children’s charity the ACE Centre Advisory Trust recently benefited from a series of celebrity online auctions, hosted by TV Sports Pundit Barry Venison’s bid4sport.com Web site. The auctions included an Olympic edition signed T-shirt, donated by Steven Redgrave and Matthew Pinsent, and autographed items from Elton John, Ian Botham, Coronation Street. The auctions raised over £700 for the Centre. The star Redgrave and Pinsent item received a bid of £412.

Visit Bid4sport and the ACE Centre.

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