Wild Hair Auctions and Events

Small crowd. Mighty impact. 💪🏔️

Tonight with Women’s Wilderness was one of those reminders that you don’t need a packed ballroom to create something powerful. You need people who are committed, who believe in the mission, and who are willing to create room for others.

And this room showed up.

We were completely moved by Zeinab — the first Afghan woman to complete a half IRONMAN. Let that sink in. But her accomplishments are only part of what makes her remarkable. She is strong, funny, fearless, an absolute badass…and a VERY hard act to follow when you’re the auctioneer handed the microphone next. 😂

Her story was such a beautiful reflection of what Women’s Wilderness does: creating spaces where women and girls can take up room, find their strength, build confidence and discover that they are capable of more than they imagined.

That was the heart of our paddle raise tonight.

Create room.
Room to belong.
Room to be brave.
Room to try something hard.
Room to discover just how powerful you already are.

Small but mighty crowd and they understood the assignment. ❤️

So grateful Wild Hair Auctions got to be a small part of making that room a little bigger tonight.

I love taking the mic — but I genuinely love supporting other auctioneers from the floor just as much. ❤️

I’ve had the privilege of ringing for Seth the last two years, and apparently I’ve also committed to the same dress, different color scheme. 😂

There’s something so fun about being in the crowd — finding the bidders, keeping the energy up, celebrating the big moments, and helping the auctioneer make the most of the room. Nights like this remind me just how important a great ring team is.

And speaking of great ring teams…Summit Auctioneers Collective is looking to add a few more ringmen/ring people to our crew!

If you’re outgoing, comfortable approaching people, can bring the energy and think you’d have fun working fundraising events with us, I’d love to hear from you.

Because sometimes I’m happiest with the mic in my hand… and sometimes I’m perfectly happy yelling from the floor. 😉

What an incredible, thoughtful experience at Perfectly Made AF. ✨

From a mobile planetarium created by CU students to aura photography, tarot and face readers, interactive painting—with a big live-auction reveal—and delicious drinks from 303 SoBar, every detail invited us to connect, reflect and experience something new.

Kelly, as always, spoke from the heart about her brother and her own journey through The Path. Romeo challenged us to help fund someone’s next life, fund the turning point and be the ripple—and the donors answered.

I’m honored to have played a small part in this beautiful second event. Tonight was proof that you don’t need alcohol to enjoy a truly out-of-this-world evening. 💫

What a day for Adams Camp! ⛳️

The Sanctuary is absolutely unreal and the golfers came ready to give. Together, we topped last year’s fundraising total in support of the life-changing work that happens through 5 days, 5 kids and 5 therapists.

Adams Camp doesn’t just serve the child. They support the whole family and everyone is better for it.

This one was extra special because it was one of my last events working alongside Coleman before he heads off on his big New Zealand adventure.

Grateful to be part of another incredible day for this incredible mission. 💚

Last week SECOR Cares celebrated 20 years in true Roaring 20s style and what a night it was. The community showed up ready to give, and they absolutely stepped up to support neighbors facing food insecurity right here in our suburbs.

The attire? Incredible. Sequins, feathers, fringe…people committed to the theme and made the room feel electric. And as always, Brie and Lisa completely killed it bringing the vision to life.

Honored to be back for another year supporting an organization that continues to lead with dignity, compassion, and real impact. Here’s to 20 years of caring for this community and to the next 20.

A few weeks ago at Paddington Preschool, the parents showed up ready to do what parents do best…support the people who pour into their kids every single day. ❤️

And honestly? When you’re raising money for the teachers and staff who love, guide, encourage, and help shape your children, it becomes a pretty easy “yes.”

The room was full of gratitude, generosity, and a whole lot of heart. Watching that community rally around their teachers was something special.

Also…credit to Stefan for this awesome reel. He captured the energy and heart of the night perfectly. 🎥✨.

Saturday night at Mack & the Muse, the Mackintosh Academy community showed up ready to play and to give.

They defined what community looks like, rallying behind their muse: the teachers.

Old friends, new connections, and one of the most powerful moments of the night watching alumni flip a time-honored 8th grade rite of passage into something bigger…honoring the very teachers who once lifted them up.

That’s the kind of full-circle that sticks with you.

There’s a difference between a good night… and a meaningful one.

At WeeCycle last Friday, we started with a clear ask:
50 people at $100 to fund 50 infant car seats - 50 babies getting home safely.

The paddles went up fast. No hesitation. Just a community that got it.

And then… they kept going.

63 yeses.
63 families supported.
63 safe rides home.

Yes, we broke records.
But more importantly we showed what’s possible when people lean in with heart. 💛

Thursday night Under the Mango Trees was one of those moments that lingers.

From the powerful keynote to the stories of the girls, the message was clear when they’re surrounded by holistic care in a place that feels safe, where they are truly known and loved, something incredible happens.

You see joy. Real, hard-earned joy.
And you feel hope not as an idea, but as something alive and growing.

The room may have been intimate, but the energy was undeniable. A group of people fully leaned in, ready to support what New Horizons House is building healing, dignity, and a future.

Grateful to be part of a night that mattered.