In The Community
Lloyds Auctions has always been deeply embedded in the community, playing an integral role in supporting local causes and fostering a spirit of togetherness. Our commitment goes beyond business as we actively participate in and sponsor community events, charitable initiatives, and local programs that aim to uplift and empower individuals and groups.
By partnering with various organisations and charities, we ensure that our efforts have a meaningful and lasting impact. Whether it’s through our charity benefit auctions, community fundraisers, or local sponsorships, Lloyds Auctions is dedicated to making a positive difference and building a stronger, more connected community for everyone.
Upcoming Events
Meet the Charity Committee!
Lloyds Auctions are proud to present our incredible Charity Committee.
As a dedicated team within the organisation, the primary goal is to foster a culture of giving and community support. Through thoughtful initiatives and collaboration, they aim to make a positive impact on causes that matter most to us and our community.
Our committee will actively seek opportunities to volunteer, fundraise, and raise awareness for various charitable organisations and local community projects.
“Together, we look forward to creating meaningful change and embodying our commitment to social responsibility. Join us as we embark on this inspiring journey to make a difference, one act of kindness at a time.”
Would you like to list your items and donate the proceeds to charity?
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“The Sydney Roosters have worked with Lloyds Auctioneers and Valuers on numerous auctions featuring player issued and signed jerseys, helping raise much needed funds for community initiatives and various charities over the years. We trust Lloyds and always feel supported by their entire team, and we will continue to work together on future auctions”. Sydney Roosters.
“Being seriously ill shouldn’t mean missing out on the fun of childhood, especially when evidence shows happiness helps kids bounce back after going through tough times.” Louise Baxter, Starlight CEO.
“I have been working with the team now for over two years to auction ~ 200 bottles of whisky to raise money for brain cancer research in my son’s name. Jack died in 2018 from Glioblastoma Multiforme. He was just 21.
The team have been wonderful and so helpful.” Ken Fleming.
